In the  late 1800s, the first modern cabaret, with a poster designed by Theophile Steinlen, opened in this district.
A restaurant in this district is the setting of a painting in which a girl in a blue-and-white striped dress sits the wrong way  on a park bench in front of a dancing crowd. An art museum in this district is the former house of a painter born there,  Maurice Utrillo. The highest point in this district is accessible from over 300 steps or a namesake funicular railway. In the  late 1800s, the first modern cabaret, with a poster designed by Theophile Steinlen, opened in this district. In the wake of  the Paris Commune, a massive (*) domed basilica was constructed at the highest point of this district, which was where Le  Moulin de la Galette and Le Chat Noir were located. Directly to the southwest of this district, is the red-light district of Pegalle,  the home of the Moulin Rouge. For 10 points, the Sacre-Coeur Basilica sits atop what hill in the north of Paris that names a  surrounding arts district and takes its name from the Frenchified form of "Hill of Mars"?
A restaurant in this district is the setting of a painting in which a girl in a blue-and-white striped dress sits the wrong way  on a park bench in front of a dancing crowd.
Montmartre