This artist was turned down in favor of Théophile Steinlen by Yvette Guilbert for portraits, but this artist's works showing Guilbert greeting an audience and singing "Linger, Longer, Loo" are now much more valuable. This artist also painted Aristide (ahr-uh-STEED) Bruant, who often wore a red scarf, Louise Weber, who was nicknamed La Goulue (goo-LOO), and Jane Avril, a can-can dancer with long black stockings. Often portraying the area around Montmar- tre (mohnt-MART-ruh), some of his subjects 
This artist was turned down in favor of Théophile Steinlen by Yvette Guilbert for portraits, but this artist's works showing Guilbert greeting an audience and singing "Linger, Longer, Loo" are now much more valuable. This artist also painted Aristide (ahr-uh-STEED) Bruant, who often wore a red scarf, Louise Weber, who was nicknamed La Goulue (goo-LOO), and Jane Avril, a can-can dancer with long black stockings. Often portraying the area around Montmar- tre (mohnt-MART-ruh), some of his subjects such as The Two Girlfriends or The Medical Inspection were looked down on. One painting by this artist showed May Milton with a green face at the right and himself next to Gabriel Tapié de Céléyran, his much taller cousin. Name this Post-Impressionist painter and poster maker who created At The Moulin Rouge.
This artist was turned down in favor of Théophile Steinlen by Yvette Guilbert for portraits, but this artist's works showing Guilbert greeting an audience and singing "Linger,
Henri Marie Raymond de {Toulouse}-{Lautrec}-Monfa [prompt on {Lautrec}]