This magnificent commemorative poster captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Moscow exhibition held at Musée Grévin in 1896. It stands as a precious testament to the advertising art and cultural representation of that pivotal era.

The visual composition is richly detailed, blending national Russian symbols with an iconic scene from the museum. The imagery speaks volumes about the importance of these grand world exhibitions for artistic and commercial promotion during the Belle Époque.

Technically executed as a lithograph by Imprimerie Chaix, this piece features a vibrant color palette typical of turn-of-the-century posters. Its condition is excellent (Condition A) and it has been professionally linenbacked to ensure its longevity.

A remarkable addition to the collection of historical graphic arts, perfect for art or cultural history enthusiasts.