TOULOUSE-LAUTREC FRAMED SET OF 3

ABOUT THE ART Three posters. One legendary subject. The complete Lautrec-Bruant story. A considered set of three transforms a wall into something that tells a story. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - the artist who made the poster an art form - spent 1892 and 1893 making three extraordinary images of Aristide Bruant, advertising his shows at two of Paris's greatest venues and gracing the cover of Montmartre's own magazine. Each captures a completely different mood: the Ambassadeurs faces you down, the Eldorado looks away, Les Chansonniers offers a quieter, more elegant profile. Hung together they create a conversation that makes any dining room, hallway, or stairwell feel genuinely curated. Details Artist: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864–1901). Years: 1892–1893. Origin: France. Set of three prints, professionally restored and printed in Australia Available in multiple sizes on archival paper or canvas in four frame colours. A discount of 15% has been applied to all framed print sets (no other discounts can be used). If there is another combination of 3 framed prints you would like let us know, we're more than happy to mix & match! To see more curated framed print sets visit our Framed Print Sets Collection.