Cocorico magazine poster

The image shows a decorative poster of the French cultural and satirical magazine 'Cocorico', which was founded in 1898 by Paul Boutigny. The magazine was a key outlet for Art Nouveau and symbolist artists during the Belle Époque in Paris. The poster features the iconic rooster (the symbol of France) and lists various contributors such as Willette, Steinlen, and Mucha.

Modern versions of this poster are manufactured globally as art prints and home decor items. While the original magazine was established and printed in France, the intellectual property of the vintage imagery is largely in the public domain, though the original 'Cocorico' brand was a historical French entity. It represents a significant piece of French artistic history rather than a modern consumer product with a singular corporate owner.