William Tom Warrener, an English painter and friend of Lautrec’s, appears as a top-hatted gentleman chatting up two female companions at the Moulin Rouge, the dance hall that epitomized the colorful and tawdry nightlife of fin-de-siècle Paris. The women’s suggestive attitudes—and Warrener’s ear, reddened in embarrassment—indicate the risqué nature of their conversation. This painting served as a preparatory study for a color lithograph of 1892. We have adapted the original print to elegantly display on the artblock product.
A high resolution digital image of this wonderful poster has been printed on matte finish fine art paper, mounted to masonite board, and then finished in a 2-inch deep hard wood frame which has been hand-stained in your choice of black or white. All artblocks use images reproduced in their entirety, without cropping or over-printing with text. A label printed with all the relevant info about the drawing is affixed to the back of each product. Arrives at your door complete with an easy to use self-leveling hanging kit but product is designed to sit upright on a shelf.
Approximate sizes (as mounted on the wall):
S - 11.5" wide x 14.39" tall x 2" deep
M - 16.34" wide x 20.5" tall x 2" deep
L - 22.5" wide x 28.27" tall x 2" deep