Up for sale is this gorgeous vintage print from a 1997 collection of the works by French artist Paul Colin. This series of 45 lithographs, entitled "Le Tumulte Noir" (The Black Tumult) document the dance and music of "La Revue Nègre", which opened in 1925 at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris and featured Josephine Baker, Colin's lover and muse. It is matted in a 14" x 18" pH neutral mat for ease of framing in a ready-made frame. About the artist: Paul Colin (1892-1985) was a prolific master of poster illustration, producing over 1,900 in his lifetime, as well as book designs, theater sets, and costume designs. Influenced by Cubism and Surrealism, he was known for his masterful integration of organic and figural subjects with geometric forms. Some of his best-known illustrations were made for jazz-age music and theater, as in his iconic images of dancer, singer, and actress Josephine Baker—his companion, muse, and a frequent subject in his work