"miaulements"; From The Edition "dessins Sans Paroles Des Chats Par Steinlen" Published Ernest Flammarion, Circa 1880

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"Miaulements" is a collection of illustrations by the Swiss-born French Art Nouveau painter and printmaker Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, published in the edition "Dessins Sans Paroles des Chats par Steinlen" by Ernest Flammarion around 1880. The title "Miaulements," which translates to "Meowings" or "Mewings" in English, suggests a focus on the feline subjects that frequently appeared in Steinlen's artwork. Steinlen, renowned for his love of cats, often depicted them in various forms and activities, capturing their movements and personalities with a keen and affectionate eye.

The publication "Dessins Sans Paroles des Chats" can be translated as "Drawings Without Words of Cats," indicating that the work is a visual exploration of cats, possibly presented without accompanying text, allowing the images to speak for themselves. Steinlen's work from this period often showcased his ability to convey emotion, narrative, and humor through his depictions of cats, which ranged from domestic scenes to more allegorical representations.

Steinlen's cats are not only a recurrent theme in his oeuvre but also have become iconic in the Art Nouveau movement and are celebrated for their expressive lines and dynamic compositions. His illustrations from this time would have been created using techniques typical of the period, such as lithography, which allowed for the mass production of his popular images.

The publication date of circa 1880 places "Miaulements" in the early part of Steinlen's career, before some of his more famous works like the poster "La Tournee du Chat Noir" (1896), which advertised the famous Montmartre cabaret. As such, "Miaulements" provides insight into the development of Steinlen's artistic style and his emerging fascination with the cats that would become a central motif throughout his artistic legacy.

While "Miaulements" and "Dessins Sans Paroles des Chats" are not as widely known as some of Steinlen's later works, they remain an important part of his contribution to the graphic arts and the Art Nouveau movement, reflecting the charm and wit that characterize much of his art. The publication is a testament to Steinlen's skill as an illustrator and his enduring affection for the feline form, which continues to captivate audiences to this day.

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