Eiffel Tower Paris La Nuit Poster by Georges Dola, 1925 – Vintage French Art Deco Paris Nightlife Wall Art

Vintage 1925 Paris La Nuit Travel Poster Featuring the Eiffel Tower

Celebrate the glamour, spectacle, and irresistible energy of Jazz Age Paris with this museum-grade reproduction of Paris La Nuit – Ville des Folies, a striking 1925 poster attributed to French illustrator Georges Dola. Combining the Eiffel Tower, a luminous crescent moon, scattered stars, and an elegantly posed showgirl, the artwork presents Paris as a dazzling nocturnal playground filled with romance and entertainment.

The composition is built around one of the world’s most recognizable landmarks. Rendered in dramatic black and white, the Eiffel Tower rises through the left side of the poster while the glamorous central figure reclines against a glowing moon. Her golden costume, elaborate curls, red lips, and long stockings evoke the extravagant revues, cabarets, music halls, and theatrical nightlife associated with 1920s Paris.

A deep midnight-blue background gives the design its atmospheric intensity. Hand-drawn stars enliven the sky, while bold yellow and white lettering introduces the city through the phrases “Tower Eiffel,” “Paris La Nuit,” and “Ville des Folies”—Paris by night, city of follies. The contrast between the dark sky, bright moon, vivid typography, and radiant performer creates an instantly memorable image with the visual confidence of classic French poster art.

Georges Dola was known for theatrical portraits, entertainment advertising, and colorful images celebrating the performers and popular culture of Belle Époque and early twentieth-century France. This design captures the transition from decorative Parisian poster art toward the streamlined glamour of the Art Deco era.

An excellent statement piece for admirers of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, vintage travel imagery, cabaret history, theatrical design, and Roaring Twenties décor, this reproduction brings a spirited touch of Parisian nightlife to living rooms, bedrooms, dressing rooms, cocktail lounges, restaurants, theaters, hotels, and entertainment spaces.

Why Collectors Love This Print

• Iconic nighttime depiction of the Eiffel Tower
• Originally created in 1925
• Artwork attributed to French illustrator Georges Dola
• Evocative celebration of Jazz Age Paris
• Glamorous showgirl posed against a crescent moon
• Rich midnight blue, gold, black, and ivory palette
• Bold period typography with playful hand-drawn character
• Captures the romance of Parisian cabarets and music halls
• Ideal for Art Deco, theatrical, travel, or vintage-inspired interiors
• A memorable gift for Francophiles and Paris enthusiasts

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Artwork Details

• Title: Paris La Nuit – Ville des Folies
• Artist: Georges Dola
• Date: 1925
• Country of Origin: France
• Subject: Paris nightlife, Eiffel Tower, showgirl, moon, and stars
• Style: Vintage French poster art with early Art Deco influences
• Period: Roaring Twenties / Jazz Age
• Primary Colors: Midnight blue, black, golden yellow, ivory, white, and red
• Orientation: Portrait / Vertical
• Recommended Décor: Art Deco, Parisian, theatrical, maximalist, vintage travel, cabaret, and eclectic interiors
• Suitable Spaces: Living room, bedroom, dressing room, home bar, cocktail lounge, hotel, restaurant, theater, studio, or office
• Product Type: Museum-grade reproduction wall art

Disclaimer

This artwork is a Museum Grade Reproduction of a Historical advertising poster.

Colors, cropping, scale, and fine details may vary slightly depending on the selected size, material, and display format.

This reproduction is independently produced and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Georges Dola, the Eiffel Tower, the City of Paris, or any associated estate, institution, venue, or rights holder.