The Surprising Life of Toulouse-Lautrec: The Painter of Parisian Nightlife

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The Surprising Life of Toulouse-Lautrec: The Painter of Parisian Nightlife
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse-Lautrec-Monfa
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- Born: November 24, 1864; Albi, Tarn, France
- Died: September 9, 1901; Château Malromé, France
- Nationality: #french
- Art Movement: Post-Impressionism
- Field: painting, printmaking, illustration, drawing
- Influenced by: Edgar Degas #edgar
- Influenced on: Edvard Munch #edvardmunch , Amedeo Modigliani, J. C. Leyendecker
- Teachers: Charles Maurin
- Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_de_Toulouse-Lautrec
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Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse-Lautrec-Monfa, also known as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, was a French painter, printmaker, draughtsman, caricaturist, and illustrator whose immersion in the colourful and theatrical life of Paris in the late 19th century allowed him to produce a collection of enticing, elegant, and provocative images of the modern, sometimes decadent, affairs of those times. Toulouse-Lautrec is among the best-known painters of the Post-Impressionist period, with Cézanne, Van Gogh, and Gauguin. In a 2005 auction at Christie's auction house, La Blanchisseuse, his early painting of a young laundress, sold for US$22.4 million and set a new record for the artist for a price at auction.
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After the death of his brother, Henri's parents separated and a nanny eventually took care of him. At the age of eight, Henri went to live with his mother in Paris where he drew sketches and caricatures in his exercise workbooks. The family quickly realized that Henri's talents lay in drawing and painting. A friend of his father, René Princeteau, visited sometimes to give informal lessons. Some of Henri's early paintings are of horses, a speciality of Princeteau, and a subject Lautrec revisited in his "Circus Paintings".
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0:00 Summary of Henry Fuseli
1:37 Childhood
3:37 Early Training and Work
7:07 Mature Period
8:43 The Nightmare (1781)
11:37 Symplegma eines Mannes und einer Frau mit helfender Dienerin (Symplegma of a man and a woman with a helping servant) (1770-78)
16:14 Late Period
17:18 Titania and Bottom (circa 1790)
19:19 Christ Disappearing at Emmaus (1792)
20:42 The Shepherd's Dream (1793)
22:50 The Night-Hag Visiting Lapland Witches (1796)
26:25 Lady Macbeth Seizing the Daggers (1812)
29:40 The Legacy of Henry Fuseli

[@olainfree905]

What an exceptional presentation of Toulouse-Lautrec's life. The exposition and development of his talent and style are sensitively portrayed as are the influences of his cultural milieu. This was a feast for the eyes and ears.

[@CherylSimser]

This was a wonderful presentation. I have one bone to pick though. He was not a dwarf.

[@nicolelabram5575]

One of my favorite artists.

[@midnightchannel7759]

He actually was not a dwarf. He had a normal male body, fully grown, but his leg bones were very weak and both broke when he was young. They did not heal correctly. His parents were closely related and his family had a history of marrying too genetically close, and the result was Henri. His body was not able to heal these weak bones and they never grew correctly. The result was a normal man from the body trunk up, but withered, short legs. (He threw great dinner parties in his atelier, which he cooked himself, often grilling exotic fowl sent by his mother at the country home. He also hand painted the invitations for each guest himself.

[@stephenwalker9213]

The fim did say all that at the beginning. Were you watching?

[@brentwoodtravelingnotary9909]

Yes, I was watching and I do appreciate what was just said it does round out the man tremendously. Thank you for that information.

[@cynicannkeel8899]

Toulouse-Lautrec may have had a much more enjoyable, interesting life than many famous artists because of his acceptance and appreciation for the lives of more common parts of society, and their entertainment..

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

Van Gogh and Gauguin had equally if not more interesting lives

[@sharonmaselli6013]

@@frenchartantiquesparis424 Van Gogh's life was not interesting in a good way. He spent years in mental asylums, cut off his ear in despair over his relationship with Gauguin, and in general was an extremely unhappy person. He wasn't recognized for his greatness during his lifetime, except for his brother Theo's appreciation-- and never earned enough to live on -- Theo supported him. If he was happy, it was only when he was painting (or reading).

[@claudettedelphis6476]

A true genius who surmounted his shortcomings by becoming our beloved world painter.

[@catsinq5726]

No pun intended, I assume...

[@mathstar4176]

Great insight, educational, historical and relevant to today's Art .

[@mritzs5142]

Usually I do not like dramatized segments but these along with detailed history and analysis of the artists and culture of the times was an excellent augmentation. I found so much information in this presentation He respected admired his fellow artists and honored them in his work

[@shelahansuriza9463]

Thank you for taking me back to 1800's Paris. TL a gifted artist a compassionate man who excelled at expressing the human condition that touches the heart.

[@user-ke8st8jc1v]

Compassionate or …

[@tbrowntracyj]

Yes very compassionate

[@BGTuyau]

A fascinating, fact-filled, well-illustrated account of select aspects of the life and career of one of the essential early moderns.

[@johnhickman2033]

One of the best and truly diverse.

[@frankvierra2487]

THANK YOU... NEVER KNEW ANY OF THIS... WAS ON MY LIST... GRATEFUL FOR YOUR WORK....

[@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh]

Excellent job on Lautrec

[@truecynic1270]

Masterful. Those long, fluid strokes. Wonderful to know he was an eccentric.........I'm SO happy he was born!

[@maryoconnor9360]

Thank you for this ..* thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@maradiaz4539]

Beautifully presented. Thank You

[@HeiderosesPhotograph]

Thank you for this great documentation of a great artist. His colors are so beautifully subtle and on the other hand very loud.

[@eddiewolf_]

This was excellent work I never knew Toulouse-Lautrec was so popular. I thought he was kind of obscure ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@8888barb]

He was born in Albi and the old Bishops Palace is an art gallery displaying a huge amount of his works. He was very good.

[@donnadees1971]

Just perfect I’d say, as an artist myself.

[@shiny2423]

I saw his work in a gallery in Paris in 1982. It took my breath away! I had been a student and an admirer of his life and art since the late 1960s. Thank you for this docu-,, biography.

[@user-pu6vb4mj3m]

This was simply one of THE greatest documentaries I've ever watched. The superb narration and evident of knowledge of the subject matter made it that much more enjoyable. I can't wait to watch more of your uploads. Thank you very much!

[@ramblinrose8]

That was beautiful!!

[@TX200AA]

To see a great collection of his work, visit the museum of his work in the bishop's palace at Albi, the town where he was born.

[@kenjudithglover]

All very very well done……a very pleasurable read… no drama… just solid historical facts revealing each artist's paintings and how they came to be. Thank you

[@martinwarner1178]

I concur.

[@sitarnut]

Wonderful presentation on Henri... thank you so much for this intriguing look-see into his life with special attention to details. I'd just finished reading Henri Perruchot's land mark biography and this was delightful icing on the cake. Bon chance.

[@zyxw2000]

You must see John Huston's "Moulin Rouge" (1952) with Jose Ferrer, not to be confused with a film of that name about 20 years ago. It's fictionalized, but contains a bravura performance by Ferrer, who actually had his legs bent at the knee for the performance.

[@jamesford2040]

From Van Gogh to Lautrec. What a wonderful presentation. I've learned so much about the man.

[@itofiorito1127]

Great artist..I love his works!

[@saundraweed9738]

Beautifully presented. Thanks

[@Tweedle457]

Throughly enjoyed this production, I’m immersed in Lautrec at the moment …

[@victoriabarclay3556]

It’s nice to watch a real documentary

[@ronrossi8475]

Excellent. I have studied his life for ages. On this I did learn more. Thanks.

[@el_grecko_31]

Brilliant documentary. Superb on all levels. A visual and auditory lesson for those who seek the best examples of this craft. Thank you so much. ; )

[@4Beats4Me]

Superb presentation of his genius with wzrmth, wit and edge I b r kieve he himsrlf eould have appreciated. Brilliant, visually, gaphically, historically. Thank you.

[@user-fp3du5uu8f]

A wonderful video, much more interesting than most other you tube stuff,

[@barrysmith5830]

Absolutely Amazing & Wonderful😊

[@user-nb4ex5zk3w]

Sixty years ago I was given a book of Lautrec's work as a school art prize (my art teacher asked me what I wanted). It was the only highlight of a dreary schooling. I loved my six years Architecture course in university...but didn't like the profession but loved designing. As an old man I'm back to painting.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Ode to be in Paris at Spring

[@veritas6335]

A fine presentation of the work of Toulouse Lautrec. It's nice to see so many of his lesser known sketches and drawings. Like most of the art videos, this one as well is marred by the superfluous music track and the endless and irritating repetition of a tinkly little ditty that is unpleasant to listen to and really drives you crazy.

[@user-ei2lm6us2e]

No art school for him, a private tutor of upper class commissions. The last painting offered for sale at Sotheby's sold for 22,700,000.lbs. a gouche poster 5 million

[@Fred-zc8lt]

Great report and presentation. I'd prefer a human and not an AI, its pronunciation is funny. Thank you for the work you put into it

[@horacecrowe3520]

the video is modern art in itself with clever transitions and animations

[@karljosephburrows8482]

it would be interesting to bring his art too life, like they have done with his friend Vincent

[@susiemason6864]

Thank you so much. That was SO poignant and beautiful. What an artist . Life so short, but he wouldn’t want pity. Fabulous ! Best wishes to everyone who makes these great documentaries. I am SO appreciative . From UK Susie . Marooned in Australia. How I miss culture .

[@edwardspencer3906]

Thank You! One of the Best, Concise bio TL that I have ever seen..

[@garrycornel2371]

Thanks!

[@geneahart5607]

Very soothing.

[@pamsmith519]

He was a great man Toulouse -Lautrec he captured as and what he saw beauty in all he did not judge but exployed the beauty as he saw it you see it in his paintings the art the passion his pain of life that he enuded through his life

[@user-hr3tx6uu9o]

Loved his fabulous posters but also his painting "The White Horse." Magnificent!

[@caradennis4641]

Exquisite

[@chrismulholland7530]

Excellent. Thank you for this. I had not thought of him in some time. Now I plan to look for some specific prints.

[@michaelculhane3058]

Great presentation. Great artist. Great life.

[@user-qs7gx7rp7m]

Always appreciated this man. Like most of us - 'Born To Lose' (in one way or another) but with a strong sympathetic appeal to his universal heirs in living through lifes fates . . .

[@jas20per]

Wonderful contains a lot of things I did not know about the man.

[@annamariatartaglia1172]

Grande disegnatore e grande colorista

[@winecountryfilms1]

Beautifully done!

[@missmg]

I just got your video in my feed. I'm fascinated ☺. New subscriber.

[@valerieladeda]

This is a visually stunning documentary. It is so well-crafted, however, I wonder about the narration.... is it AI/TTS?

[@PatrickBuyens]

Prachtige documentaire over groot talent!!

[@jennklein1917]

❤ Thankyou, this was very entertaining and informative ❤

[@susanvaughan-schiele210]

The earthquake! 😳 Wow There's so much more to him than i knew. His fun side and flamboyant costumes. He was quite a looker too, despite his painful disability.

[@user-zo9dq6qc3c]

Brilliant!!

[@bartoandreskibinski2253]

Thank you. Very moving and inspiring

[@Susie_Floozie]

You can never be too rich...or Toulouse.

[@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh]

Witty

[@pamelacorbett8774]

Excellent except for the maddening repetitive music towards the end.

[@mizfrenchtwist]

hello , great share😊😊😊😊 ....thank you , for sharing🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 .............................

[@EndingSimple]

All this time and I finally find out that 'Moulin Rouge' simply meant 'red mill."

[@indigocheetah4172]

An excellent summary and editing of the talented TL, thank you.

[@escapefelicity2913]

well done!

[@dristidija8145]

Thank you ❤

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

This was excellent--thank you for your loving, honest, and even humorous take on one of the greats... well-done!

[@gregcugola779]

The Moulin Rouge. The Red Grinder. Where Moulinex derives. The food grinder. Windmills And grinders. Grinding people. Spitting them out. Very few escaped her wheel. Pigalle, brothels and syphilis the order of the day.

[@kevin-parratt-artist]

Thank you. 👌

[@veronicanicholls7132]

He must have suffered so much! He was an extraordinary human and truly brilliant. At least he found solace in the brothel. So many people have great health, good looks and other gifts. Yet they are not happy they want more and envy others constantly.

[@Brian-os9qj]

Had a few framed reproductions of Henri, wish I still did. They were enjoyable to gaze upon, relatable.

[@crumpingtons]

Ah, very good. Liked this alot

[@Tybold63]

He was truly iconic in his own right even though I am not biggest fan of him. Great video nonetheless!

[@lala-gj4oo]

the movie with jose ferrer is a must see. it's a beautiful, lyrical film about his life. jose ferrer's acting is stunning.-.-

[@marclayne9261]

I have the book, 'Toulouse-Lautrec'. by Gerstle Mack...1938...I have the 1953 edition...

[@user-ke8st8jc1v]

Nicely done

[@stevel9353]

Well done!

[@johnmay6090]

Excellent video.

[@freezo244]

Very well done

[@DelmaRaySmithJr]

Excellent

[@tracycameron5099]

Thankyouu

[@lindamcgillin2263]

Great video! What an incredible soul and artist and life…the soul who was Toulouse lautrec later became John Lennon. Look at the face, glasses, the same line in the drawings….the same genius revolutionary spirit and art. And the sharp wit and humor and charm. The ability to be popular and entertain and to understand and promote the entertainment world..And also the preoccupation with bed ins and erotic art which John Lennon did. Also the interest in Japanese art!! And to support the outcast and underdog. Hello Yoko Ono. In an earlier life I knew this soul in two different lives in brothels….a palace in Venice in the 1400s and the coast of North Carolina in the 1700s…..he loved prostitutes then and also had a great friend who was a dwarf ….

[@joanneboag5993]

Wonderful portrayal of the artist and his works! The continuousely repeating unchanging music was a distraction though...

[@olainfree905]

Wasn't absinthe's primary ingredient damaging to the nervous system, a quality that led to madness in those who over-indulged?

[@gwae48]

yes.

[@vincentgoupil180]

No Look it up. *Tujone* from wormwood is the main ingredient plus licorice and fennel. Tujone might elevate a person's mood. It is considered toxic in large doses. Absinthe has a high alcohol content. So, it's alcoholism that messes a person up.

[@lindaschubert5459]

In the Avril portrait, it is not a cello but a string bass.😊

[@kckazcoll1]

didn't understand the "coffee pot" reference til I researched further. Toulouse described himself as "a small coffeepot with a big spout"

[@annstrom8329]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@maureeno9382]

❤❤❤

[@wolfgangdr.dahlke8510]

Et la musique? Ca sonne comme Eric Satie un peu. A real fabulous documentary

[@ShirleyDrake-xx2cs]

Dis anyone else watch this because of Colum McKinsey in Outlander!

[@janeclarkson8471]

Who? What?

[@GaryProffitt-pt2go]

He is very intelligent man now deceased, Toulouse-Lautrec.

[@karenmiller553]

Really enjoyed it although I think you dwelt on a few of the paintings a little longer than necessary..So sad he died at such a young age, he had so much more to do.

[@user-dg9he2xg2g]

13:09/49:23 They are not 2 Women but the One to the Right with the lighter hair is a Man instead!

[@markgarin6355]

...the short change artist....

[@vincentgoupil180]

3:51 lower right hand corner *1899* (backwards) not 1889 noted.

[@ergungeyikdagi3392]

There is a lot of Japan, its energy and its colors mixed the sophistication of French-Parisian savoir vivre. All this, seen , observed by a cripple man who seems to have lived through his creations-subjects.

[@crosskatt]

REPETITIVE PIANO TINGLE TANGLE DRIVES ME NUTS! BAD MISTAKE,AND BAD COMMENTS TOO-A MISSED CHANCE