Salon des Cent, poster (1896) by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

A tranquil moment on an open deck. This Belle Époque poster depicts a seated traveller gazing out over a dark, undulating sea. The striped deckchair slices through the scene with striking diagonal lines, contrasting gently with hand-drawn lettering. Soft shades of cream, sand, and ochre blend quietly against a rich navy background. Crafted by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a trailblazer in modern poster design, renowned for his use of flat colour blocks, flowing contour lines, and imaginative typography.

Interested in exploring more from this fascinating period? Take a look at our carefully chosen collection of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec posters and wall art prints to create a harmonious display that complements your British home.

We admire how the composition strikes a balance between movement and stillness. The netted railing hints at gentle motion, while the figure anchors the scene with calm presence. This artwork fits beautifully within seaside-themed interiors, contemporary minimalist rooms, and vintage-inspired settings alike. Our art print is a faithful reproduction of the original late 1890s lithograph and is available as a poster in a variety of sizes to suit UK homes.

• Historic Salon des Cent piece created for the Exposition Internationale d’affiches
• Colour palette includes deep navy, warm ochre, soft grey, and cream tones
• Graphic lettering and bold diagonals introduce structure and interest to any room
• Available in multiple size options to suit different spaces

Ready to bring a touch of Belle Époque Paris to your walls? Select your preferred size and add a timeless piece to your collection. Curious about the artist’s story and the vibrant Montmartre scene he immortalised? Discover our in-depth article on Toulouse-Lautrec’s legacy and the artistic world of Montmartre.