Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-901), or Lautrec for short, is without a doubt the artist whose flamboyant personality and style is most closely associated with the exuberance of Paris of 1900. A consummate reveler, Lautrec lived fast and furiously. His background as a wealthy nobleman showed only in the fact that he was able to create almost unhindered by material concerns. He drew and painted avidly, even at times when he was out on the town. He was fascinated with performers, in dance halls, the opera, or the theater alike; and he liked to depict characters of all walks of life, from the lowly prostitute to the nobleman. He did so with verve, often exaggerating prominent features, to the dismay of many of his models. He is known mostly for his colorful posters, but was by far created more monochromatic lithographs. In these works the drawing prevails and his strong sense of line and composition becomes eminently clear.
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A l’Opéra: Madame Caron dans Faust (original French title) Lithograph printed in olive-green ink on wove paper. References: Delteil 49; Wittrock 39...
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Lithograph printed in olive-green ink on wove paper. References: Delteil 144; Wittrock 94. Edition unknown but certainly very small. This menu was ...
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Henri de TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (1864-1901) Ballade de Noël (original French title)Lithograph in black in on wove paper.References: Delteil 130; Adriani ...
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Berceuse (original French title)Lithograph in black on smooth wove paper, 1895.References: Delteil 141; Adriani 157; Wittrock 136.First state, befo...
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Ref: W. 308; D. 279; A 365. Second state, second edition. Edition of 100 printed on china. An additional 12 were printed on japon. Monogramed and d...
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L'Epervier (1re planche) or Aigle (original French titles) Printed in olive-green on simili-japon wove paper.References: Delteil 322 ii/ii, Adriani...
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Au Moulin-Rouge: l'Union Franco-Russe (original French title) Lithograph in black on smooth wove paper.References: Delteil 50; Adriani 53; Wittrock...
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Printed on wove paper. References: Delteil 65; Adriani 54; Wittrock 42. Extremely rare impression apart from the edition of 50, with only the left ...
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Ref: Wittrock P 17; Delteil 356; Adhemar 149. Exceptionally fresh colors.
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Refs: D. 55; A. 63; W. 48. Edition of about 30. Published by Kleinman, with his drystamp. Signed with red monogram stamp and numbered "No. 20" with...
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Ref: Delteil 28; Stella 18. From the series "Cafe Concert".
Le Petit Trottin (original French title) Lithograph printed in olive-green ink, with pochoir coloring, on wove paper, 1893-1901. Reference: Deltei...
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