An Art Deco jazz club poster for 'La Partition du Désir' features a female singer, male musicians with instruments, and ghostly silhouettes, in amber gold and black.

"Art Deco poster, vertical, 1930s–1950s Paris jazz club scene titled 'La Partition du Désir — Boris Vian & André Zanini — Paris, 1950'. Center stage: Ariane (long black hair, elegant Art Deco dress with gold geometric trim) singing into a vintage chrome microphone under an amber spotlight. Left: Boris Vian in a light, slightly rumpled suit, cigarette in hand, bugle on a stool. Right: André Zanini leaning into a black-and-silver clarinet, smiling, musical spirals around the bell. Behind them: grand piano (left), round warm double bass (center), brushes on drums (right). In the rear, two translucent poetic silhouettes: Ronsard (renaissance hint: ruffled collar, holding a glass, golden, slightly ghostly) and Paul Éluard (soft, in the mist, with a feather or notebook). Audience in shadow silhouettes, small tables, glasses, smoke. Color palette: amber gold, deep black, tobacco brown, ivory, copper highlights. Strong Art Deco geometry: stylized rays, chevrons, arcs framing the scene; elegant gold typography for title and banner at bottom. Slight paper texture / vintage grain. High detail, cinematic lighting, 4:5 aspect ratio." See more