Aristide Bruant, dans son cabaret (D. 348; W. P9; Adr. 12)

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HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
Aristide Bruant, dans son cabaret (D. 348; W. P9; Adr. 12)
lithograph in colors, 1893, on wove paper, Wittrock's edition a (of d), before letters, with margins (on three sides), a few minor surface defects (some partially touched-in), pale time staining, otherwise generally in very good condition, laid down on wove paper and linen, framed
L. 52½ x 37½ in. (1333 x 951 mm.)
S. 52 15/16 x 38 in. (1344 x 964 mm.)

拍品專文

The most graphically economical of all of Lautrec's posters, Aristide Bruant dans son cabaret is also one of the best known. The third of four posters of Bruant, the subject is shown in his trademark hat, cape and red scarf. The massiveness of the figure here reflects the strength of Bruant as a personality both on and off the stage.