HARRIS Nathaniel’s The Life and Works of Lautrec offers a compelling exploration of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the enigmatic French artist whose vibrant depictions of Parisian nightlife defined the Belle Époque era. Harris delves into Lautrec’s complex character and physical challenges, intertwining his biography with insightful analyses of seminal works such as At the Moulin Rouge and Jane Avril. The book balances scholarly rigor with an accessible prose style, capturing both the technical mastery and the evocative atmosphere that characterize Lautrec’s oeuvre. Through meticulous research and vivid storytelling, Harris illuminates the enduring legacy of an artist who transformed the portrayal of modern life through his bold, candid gaze.
HARRIS Nathaniel’s The Life and Works of Lautrec offers a compelling exploration of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the enigmatic French artist whose vibrant depictions of Parisian nightlife defined the Belle Époque era. Harris delves into Lautrec’s complex character and physical challenges, intertwining his biography with insightful analyses of seminal works such as At the Moulin Rouge and Jane Avril. The book balances scholarly rigor with an accessible prose style, capturing both the technical mastery and the evocative atmosphere that characterize Lautrec’s oeuvre. Through meticulous research and vivid storytelling, Harris illuminates the enduring legacy of an artist who transformed the portrayal of modern life through his bold, candid gaze.
PARRAGON 1994 hardback copy is in very good condition, clean internally/externally
