Brandes and Leloir in "Cabotins" (Brandès et Leloir dans "Cabotins") 1894

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's "Brandes and Leloir in 'Cabotins'" is a 1894 lithograph, a printmaking technique that uses a flat stone surface. The artwork depicts a scene with two figures, Brandes and Leloir, both identified through their exaggerated features, a hallmark of Lautrec's style. The artist's interest in capturing the Parisian social scene is evident in the relaxed yet elegant portrayal of the subjects. The drawing style and the minimalist backdrop characteristic of Lautrec, create a sense of intimacy and immediacy.