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From the Parastone Studios
La Clownesse
(1896)
In 1893 Toulouse Lautrec lived in a brothel for several
months to immerse himself in the daily life of prostitutes. He regards his later
series 'Elles' as a homage to these women. La Clownesse shows how perfectly he
had mastered lithographic techniques. The so-called splash technique evokes a
musty atmosphere, strengthened by the ironic look of the dressed up
lady.
Material: Polyresin
Height: 9,5 cm
Based on the original from Henri de Toulouse Lautrec
(1864-1901)
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