Oil painting appreciation| French master Lautrec's complete collection let the world remember the Moulin Rouge in Paris

The Moulin Rouge Ball

Lautrec

Lautrec was born into an aristocratic family in France. As an innovator of the arts, he is known for depicting the lives and dancers of the unbridled artists of the Montbalé region of Paris. This man of difference, in this world, his genius is recognized.

When he was just 17 years old, he said to a friend: "I try to describe the truth and not the ideal."

At the age of 18, he came to Paris to enter the Colmont Studio, and later became acquainted with Van Gauguin and Gauguin. Lautrec was not interested in Impressionism, he admired De's warm sketches, agitated lines and vivid silhouettes, and was once interested in Gauguin's decorative lines and plain colors, but he was stronger than Gauguin, and soon he was transforming everything he had learned, as well as the influence of Dumière.

Vincent van Gogh

Lautrec greatly admired Degas's chalk paintings, and this portrait of Van Gogh was painted using pastel, and the brush was full of passion.