L'Argent 1895
henridetoulouselautrec
child-oriented illustration
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's 1895 lithograph, "L'Argent," is a vibrant example of his iconic style, capturing the atmosphere of Parisian nightlife. The poster, showcasing a simple scene of two figures leaving a restaurant, is set against a bold red background. The woman in the foreground, a prominent figure in the social scene, is depicted in a striking silhouette, her back turned to the viewer. The man, almost entirely obscured, reinforces the sense of anonymity and fleeting encounters. The poster for a play, "L'Argent," by Émile Fabre, uses bold lines and flattened forms, emphasizing the theatrical nature of the subject matter. This piece exemplifies Lautrec's masterful use of color and line to convey the energy and intrigue of Parisian society.
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