This work is a decorative promotional poster depicting Place Furstenberg, one of Paris’s most recognizable and picturesque squares. Rendered in a soft, atmospheric palette, the composition captures the quiet elegance of the Left Bank, with symmetrical Haussmann façades, leafless trees, and the iconic central lamppost anchoring the scene. The restrained color tones and balanced architectural perspective evoke a nostalgic vision of Parisian street life, intended to celebrate the city’s cultural and aesthetic identity.
The poster is attributed to A. R. Enoux, whose graphic works are known for their refined cityscapes and strong visual appeal within mid-20th-century French promotional art. Produced as a tourism or cultural advertising image, this type of work was designed for public display and later adapted for decorative interior use. The laminated surface and mounting on board provide durability and visual clarity while preserving the original printed imagery.
This example is executed as laminated paint on board, offering a finished, presentation-ready format suitable for display without the need for glazing.