Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

"During his brief but intensely prolific career, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec revolutionized the burgeoning field of litography, much as Honoré Daumier had fifty years before him and as Pablo Picasso would fifty years later, and claimed for the largely commercial medium a new status as an art form. Primarily through his posters and prints, he handed down a view of boisterous Paris demimonde that has shaped the popular conception of fin de siècle. This splendidly illustrated book examines Lautrec's graphic work - the major and probably best known part of his oeuvre - exploring the artist's working methods and stylistic and technical innovations. The numerous works reproduced include prints, drawings, working sketches, and related paintings, among them rare and unique examples from major private and public collections in Europe and the United States."

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Sjanger: Kunsthistorie

Språk: Engelsk

Utgiver / År: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1985

Edited by: Riva Castleman and Wolfgang Wittrock

Antall sider: 262

Illustrasjoner: Farge, svart/hvit

Innbinding: Hardcover