Lautrec
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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Its extensive collection of Lautrec and Japanese Edo-period prints is stunning and a joy to visit.
From Seattle Times
They frequented Cafe Lautrec, a now-defunct French bistro in Adams Morgan, where a performer named Johne Forges famously tap-danced on the bar, recalled Jill Louis, a Dallas attorney who, along with Harris and Miles, pledged AKA at Howard.
From Washington Post
He likens his practice to that of such artists as Henri de Toulouse -Lautrec, who gained recognition designing Parisian nightlife posters.
From Washington Post
Like much of the western world in the 1950s, Lautrec’s Paris of the 1890s enjoyedrelative prosperity, a rising middle class, emerging new media and the rapid spread of popular arts and entertainment — all unfolding under the specter of international discord and conflict.
From Washington Post
It was the celebrity nightlife pieces that circulated most widely, and remain the most influential on our sense of Lautrec’s life and artistry.
From Washington Post
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