This striking Art Deco lithograph, created by renowned French artist Georges Dola in 1934, celebrates Franz Lehár's famous operetta Le Comte de Luxembourg (The Count of Luxembourg). Beautifully executed, the lithograph captures the glamour and elegance of the Art Deco period while reflecting the romantic and theatrical spirit of Lehár's work.

This vintage poster for a 1934 Paris 3-act operetta features music by Franz Lehár, famous for composing the music for the famed classic "The Merry Widow".

Dola, well-known for his poster art and illustrations during the early 20th century, employs fluid lines, bold typography, and rich color palettes to bring this composition to life. The design features a sophisticated interplay of geometric elements and figurative imagery, conveying both drama and refinement. His ability to evoke mood and narrative through graphic design shines in this piece, making it not only a promotional item but also a collectible work of art.

Perfect for lovers of Art Deco design, music, and the performing arts, this lithograph makes a stunning addition to interiors styled with vintage elegance.

France, Circa 1934

Dimensions:

Frame - Height: 55 in (139.7 cm) x Width: 40 in (101.6 cm) x Depth: 1.25 in (3.18 cm)

Canvas - Height: 45.5" x Width: 31"

Creator: Georges Dola (1872 - 1950, French)

Creation Year: circa 1934

Medium: Lithograph

Movement & Style: Art Deco

Period: 1930-1939

Condition: Excellent

Reference Number: LU711316677912

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