Henri Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901)
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Title:
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – Aristide Bruant (Eldorado), 1950 Lithograph (after the 1892 poster)
Date:
1950
Size:
9.75" x 12.5"
Medium:
Lithograph
Price:
$650.00
INV. #:
7754
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – Aristide Bruant (Eldorado), 1950 Lithograph (after the 1892 poster)
This Toulouse-Lautrec Aristide Bruant (Eldorado) lithograph is a 1950 reproduction of the artist’s iconic 1892 poster depicting the cabaret singer in his signature wide-brim hat, heavy cloak, and bold red scarf. Reduced to striking silhouettes and flat planes of color, the composition exemplifies Lautrec’s ability to distill personality into a few decisive graphic elements, capturing Bruant’s commanding stage presence.
Printed in six colors, this version relates closely to the Ambassadeurs poster, reversing the composition while introducing a distinct color scheme. Issued as a later lithographic reproduction, this example is not a period impression but preserves one of the most recognizable images of the Parisian cabaret scene.
This Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Aristide Bruant (Eldorado) lithograph is a 1950 reproduction after the artist’s 1892 poster, featuring the famous cabaret performer in a bold, graphic composition defined by strong silhouette and limited color. The image stands among Lautrec’s most celebrated portrayals of Montmartre nightlife.
As a posthumous lithograph, this work offers collectors access to one of Lautrec’s most iconic designs, widely regarded as a defining image of the Belle Époque cabaret culture.
This Toulouse-Lautrec Aristide Bruant (Eldorado) lithograph is a 1950 reproduction of the artist’s iconic 1892 poster depicting the cabaret singer in his signature wide-brim hat, heavy cloak, and bold red scarf. Reduced to striking silhouettes and flat planes of color, the composition exemplifies Lautrec’s ability to distill personality into a few decisive graphic elements, capturing Bruant’s commanding stage presence.
Printed in six colors, this version relates closely to the Ambassadeurs poster, reversing the composition while introducing a distinct color scheme. Issued as a later lithographic reproduction, this example is not a period impression but preserves one of the most recognizable images of the Parisian cabaret scene.
This Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Aristide Bruant (Eldorado) lithograph is a 1950 reproduction after the artist’s 1892 poster, featuring the famous cabaret performer in a bold, graphic composition defined by strong silhouette and limited color. The image stands among Lautrec’s most celebrated portrayals of Montmartre nightlife.
As a posthumous lithograph, this work offers collectors access to one of Lautrec’s most iconic designs, widely regarded as a defining image of the Belle Époque cabaret culture.