at The Moulin Rouge | Canvas Wall Art | 30x24 | Great Big Canvas KF_LM1ZX272

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In At the Moulin Rouge, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec memorialized Parisian nightlife at the end of the nineteenth century. The painting is noted for its daring composition, dramatic cropping, and flat planes of strident color. A regular patron of the Moulin Rouge, one of the most famous cabarets of the Montmartre district, Toulouse-Lautrec here turned his acute powers of observation on the clubs other habitues. The flaming red-orange hair of the entertainer Jane Avril is the focal point of the central seated group. Preening in the greenish mirror in the background is the dancer La Goulue. The stunted figure of the aristocratic artist appears, as it often did in life, next to his devoted, much taller cousin, Dr. Gabriel Tapie de Celeyran. But it is the frozen, acid-green face of the dancer May Milton that dominates the canvas and haunts the action. The painting comprises two joined parts a small main canvas and an L-shaped panel to the lower and right edges. The canvas was severed after the artists death, perhaps by his dealer to make the composition less radical and more saleable, and restored sometime before 1914. Multiple sizes available. Primary colors within this image include Brown, Dark Yellow, Peach, Black. Made in the USA. Archival-quality UV-resistant inks. Archival inks prevent fading and preserve as much fine detail as possible with no over-saturation or color shifting. Featuring a proprietary design, our canvases produce the tightest corners without any bubbles, ripples, or bumps and will not warp or sag over time.