" Lautrec's interior illustration for the 5th issue of L'Escarmouche "

At the Moulin Rouge:
- A Ruffian!... a Real Ruffian!
The image portrays Joseph Albert along with a man stroking his beard. The man has been variously identified as Lautrec's father, sculptor Francois Rude, or engraver Boetzel. (see Wittrock, 47; Delteil, 45, Adhemar, 48). See Here for additional discussion of the print.
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An Oringal print from the PUBLICATION: Escarmouche with the TOPIC: Social values from ARTIST: Toulouse-Lautrec (Henri de) is avaiable at DerbyCityPrints.com


• Artist:	Toulouse-Lautrec (Henri de) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901)
• Publication:	Escarmouche Issue Number : 5 Page # : 4 Escarmouche
• Published:	Georges Darien and Edouard Kleinmann In 15, Rue Baudin - Paris
• Author:	Darien (Georges) Georges Darien (1862-1921)
• Date Printed:	November 12, 1893
• Condition:	[9] Bright paper with strong contrast. Mild age toning at margins 1/16". Remarkable condition for it's age. This print can be backed onto linen if desired.
• Size:	~ 11.75 x 16 " \| ~ (30 x 41) cm Lithography On Machine Age - Plate Pressed - wood pulp Paper

More About the Artist :
Lautrec's Correspondence Regarding Le Rire and L'Escarmouche Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Bibliography Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - Museum Holdings Lautrec's Correspondence Regarding Le Rire and LEscarmouche La Correspondance de Lautrec a propos du Journal "Le Rire" Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Bio Francais Toulouse-Lautrec \| Early Bibliography (Mack) Le Café Concert - L'Écho De Paris - Supplément Illustré - Decembre 9, 1893
More About the Book or Publication :
L'Escarmouche - Short-Lived Illustrated Weekly Lautrec's Father in L'Escarmouche Series - Au Moulin-Rouge: Un Rude! Un vrai Rude!

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