Lautrec

A vivid portrait of an artist who captured the soul of Montmartre. In Lautrec, esteemed art historian Gotthard Jedlicka presents an illuminating study of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the legendary French painter and illustrator whose work defined the bohemian spirit of fin-de-siècle Paris. With striking insight and narrative flair, Jedlicka explores Lautrec’s artistic genius, personal struggles, and unique perspective on the cafés, cabarets, and characters of Montmartre. Combining biographical detail with art criticism, this compelling account offers readers a deeper understanding of how Lautrec’s physical limitations and emotional intensity shaped a body of work both bold and intimately human. Richly illustrated and thoroughly researched, Lautrec is a timeless tribute to one of modern art’s most distinctive voices.

Compact size paperback, 90 page. Lots of illustration, colour and black and white.

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