Toulouse-Lautrec & his World
330 x 250 mm (9¾ x 13 in)
176 pages with 170 illustrations
English | Spanish | French | German
Hardback with jacket
ISBN 978-1-908126-39-9
Published in April 2012
£19.95 €24.95 US$35.00
The Belle Époque (Beautiful Era), which dates from the late nineteenth century to the start of World War I, was an incredible period of creative and scientific activity. Until his death in 1901 at the age of 36, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was one of its leading names. He exhibited with Vincent Van Gogh and was a friend of Oscar Wilde whom he met during his time in London. Creating literally thousands of artworks during his short life, the images that Toulouse-Lautrec created were evocative of the mood of that time.
See also: Allentown Art Museum
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