In one painting of this place, a white-bearded William Butler Yeats appears in the background while the foreground is dominated by a profile view of a woman in a pink dress.
In one painting of this place, a white-bearded William Butler Yeats appears in the background while the foreground is dominated by a profile view of a woman in a pink dress. In another painting, a woman "arriving" here wears a pale blue dress cut nearly to the navel. The most famous painting of this place depicts three men and two women sitting around a diagonal table and the artist walking by in the background while on the right side, looking directly at the viewer, is a red-haired woman with an eerily (*) greenish-white face. A lithograph displaying this place's name three times depicts a gray silhouette of Valentin the Boneless and his partner La Goulue dancing the can-can, which was invented here. For 10 points, name this Paris cabaret depicted in many paintings by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, famous for its large red windmill.
In one painting of this place, a white-bearded William Butler Yeats appears in the background while the foreground is dominated by a profile view of a woman in a pink dress.
the Moulin Rouge [prompt on "Paris"]