- Toulouse- Lautrec expressed the lively hood of people. He translated the entertainment of peoples daily life.
- Born in 1864, Noble and distinguished family (noble)
- Married first cousin- stunted growth.
- Went to paris to study painting
- Paris still recovering from war in 1870
- Early 20's lithographs stunned audiences. Right artist, right place, right time.
- Montmartre- greatest explosions of history of entertaining art.
- Sketching the night life and paint in day
- Bohemian lifestyle
- Edward Monte – depicted to cruel parts of paris suffering
- Toulouse-Lautrec- expressed his fun side. Dressing up. Experimenting with photos and paintings
- Van Gogh and Lautrec shared ideas, techniques, etc.
- Dramatic sense of media, cropped figures, expressive territory
- Promouvant- bitterness and rage in music. (broken lives of the poor) @ Cabernet Shamar.
- Circus was popular and Lautrec was inspired by the colors, glamour, athletics, etc.
- a new form of entertainment when Paris was growing in modern life
- La Guret- Dancers work-hall: dancers, prostitutes, common workers (the nocturnal world)
- Lautrec painted it in a thin, streaky, sub acquiesce feel to it.
- Le Mirliton- magazine to promote the Cabernet with art, music, etc.
- Influenced by Japanese art
- fragments stand for whole, simple lines, general simplicity
- Moulan Rouge-
- advertizing sardines
- Lithography- Picasso incorporated it in his work
- liked Avril quite a bit
- she was shown as fragile and not a commodity
- Day to Day life of prostitutes (sympathetic)
- Earthquake- Toulouse- Lautrec's personal beverage: absinthe and brandy (alcoholism)
- 1899- Family committed him to an asylum
- Died of combination of sexual diseases, alcoholism, etc.
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