Horse-Drawn Carriage Preceded by Single Rider (recto); Man Riding Horse with a Blanket and Sketches of Heads, Horses and Triumphal Arch (verso)
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec · n.d. · Graphite (recto), and graphite and pastel and black crayon (verso), on white wove paper (discolored to buff)
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About this picture
Horse-Drawn Carriage Preceded by Single Rider (recto); Man Riding Horse with a Blanket and Sketches of Heads, Horses and Triumphal Arch (verso) is a public-domain drawing by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, dated n.d.. Graphite (recto), and graphite and pastel and black crayon (verso), on white wove paper (discolored to buff). The file comes from Art Institute of Chicago.
“Horse-Drawn Carriage Preceded by Single Rider (recto); Man Riding Horse with a Blanket and Sketches of Heads, Horses and Triumphal Arch (verso)” (n.d.) uses Lautrec’s poster manner: a figure cropped close, a flat patch of color, and the room or the stage only partly shown.
About the artist
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864–1901) painted and printed the nightlife of Montmartre: dancers, cafés, and the Moulin Rouge. The flat color comes from the posters he designed.
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