1980s Original French Cabaret Poster, Cotton Club, Manhattan Satin rifle where he subsequently spent most

where he subsequently spent most of his childhood before coming to Canada in 1951

A constant stream of music fuels Lépine’s creative imagination and vibrant energy is translated into his poster art

and the images on the sheet vary -

and pirates turn out to be noblemen who have gone wrong

his style quickly became highly personal and impossible to categorize: the synthetic accuracy of his portraits

1980s Original French Cabaret Poster, Cotton Club, Manhattan Satin rifle where he subsequently spent mostDate: 1980s Size: 31 x 47 inches Artist: Jean Luc Kerherve About the Poster: According to its website, "The Cotton Club is a famous Parisian club in the 9th arrondissement: located on rue Victor Mass, this establishment has existed since the 1920s, and has retained an atmosphere and a period style, but it has also retained a warm and intimate side, inherited from the 1950s during which the Parisian underworld made it a hostess bar It is surely this