Lautrec Henri De Toulouse Collection
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a renowned French artist of the late 19th century, captured the essence of Parisian nightlife and its colorful characters in his iconic works
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a renowned French artist of the late 19th century, captured the essence of Parisian nightlife and its colorful characters in his iconic works. In "Sick Carnot. (Carnot malade. )" from 1893, Lautrec portrays President Sadi Carnot's illness with his distinctive style and bold brushstrokes. Another masterpiece is "Aristide Bruant, at His Cabaret" also from 1893, where Lautrec depicts the famous cabaret owner in all his flamboyant glory. Lautrec's fascination with women is evident in pieces like "Madame Poupoule at her Toilet" from 1898. This intimate portrayal showcases a woman preparing herself for an evening out, capturing both vulnerability and strength. Similarly, "La Goulue at the Moulin Rouge" painted in 1892 captures the energy and excitement of one of Paris' most famous dance halls. In "La Toilette" from 1889, Lautrec explores themes of femininity and self-care as he depicts a woman grooming herself. The attention to detail highlights Lautrec's skill as an observer of everyday life. He also created striking portraits such as "Portrait of Jeanne Wenz" dating back to 1886 which showcases his ability to capture individuality through facial expressions. Lautrec was drawn to scenes that showcased entertainment venues like the iconic painting "Moulin de la Galette. " This vibrant depiction transports viewers into a lively atmosphere filled with dancing couples enjoying themselves under dimly lit lamps. Additionally, equestrian subjects fascinated him as seen in "Equestrienne (At the Cirque Fernando)" where he beautifully captures a horseback rider mid-performance. "At the Moulin Rouge, " created between 1892-95 remains one of Lautrec's most recognizable works depicting dancers immersed in their art. Another circus-themed piece, "Au Cirque.