Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Born in Albi, France, Toulouse-Lautrec began painting as a child and went on to study with French Academic painters. He is primarily known as a French Post-Impressionist with his work focusing on a fascination with life, more from the point of view of an observer than a participant. His haunts were the Moulin Rouge, the circus, theatres, and the brothels of Paris. In his paintings he captured the personality and excitement of the Parisian night life. His major influences include Edgar Degas and Paul Gaugin. Throughout his life he created paintings, newspaper illustrations, lithographs, drawings, posters and etchings. Toulouse Lautrec died in Malrome on September 9,1901.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Images:
Ambassadeurs
Aristede Bruand At His Cabared
Aristide Bruant
At the Moulin Rouge La Goulue With Her Sister
Dance At The Moulin Rouge
Divan Japonais
Eldorado Aristide Bruant
Il ballo al Moulin Rouge, 1890
Jane Avril
Jardin De Paris
La Loge
Le Moulin Rouge
Marcelle Lender Dancing In The Bolero In Chilperic
Moulin Rouge
Moulin Rouge/La Goulue
Party In The Country
Salon in Rue des Moulins
The Jockey