This painting partially crops out the sharply diagonal wooden balustrade on the bottom left and a woman in black on the bottom right, creating a distorted perspective inspired by Japanese prints. The background of this painting is dominated by hazy greenish light, and includes a self-portrait of the artist walking alongside his cousin Gabriel Tapie de Celeyran. Its center depicts a woman adjusting
This painting partially crops out the sharply diagonal wooden balustrade on the bottom left and a woman in black on the bottom right, creating a distorted perspective inspired by Japanese prints. The background of this painting is dominated by hazy greenish light, and includes a self-portrait of the artist walking alongside his cousin Gabriel Tapie de Celeyran. Its center depicts a woman adjusting her hair behind a group of figures, including Paul Sescau, Eduoard Dujardin, and La Macarona, who sit around a small white table. On the right, a dancer stares out of the frame, her face illuminated by eerie green light. The artist of this painting also created a poster advertising the same location, which depicts a red-haired woman dancing the can-can. For 10 points, name this painting of a Montmartre cabaret by Toulouse-Lautrec.
This painting partially crops out the sharply diagonal wooden balustrade on the bottom left and a woman in black on the bottom right, creating a distorted perspective inspired by Japanese prints.
At the Moulin Rouge