Thés Palais Indiens (c. 1895)

Highlights

• Premium canvas print of Thés Palais Indiens (c. 1895) — original photography by Nicedesigns
• Hand-stretched 1.5" gallery wrap canvas — arrives ready to hang, no frame needed
• Fade-resistant inks for long-lasting color and rich tones, made to order
• Made to order in the United States by niceandco.
• Finished size 8" W x 8" H

Description

This vivid Art Nouveau advertising poster depicts a turbaned Indian tea merchant presenting a ornate tray of glassware against a decorative exotic backdrop, rendered in warm ochres, greens, and deep blues. The poster promotes 'Thés Palais Indiens' — the Société des Palais Indiens, a French tea import company based at 45 Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle, Paris — advertising directly imported Indian teas including Zenana, Maharala, and Grand Mogol varieties. Created by Belgian-born Art Nouveau master Georges de Feure, the work exemplifies his flair for commercial lithography, blending Orientalist imagery with the flowing, decorative style that defined the 1890s Paris poster boom.