Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Wolfgang Wittrock,Toulouse-Lautrec, the complete prints, Londres, 1985, vol. I, no. 37, illustration d'un autre exemplaire
Jean Adhémar, Toulouse-Lautrec: his complete lithographs and drypoints, New York, 1965, no. 50
Loys Delteil, Le Peintre-graveur illustré, vols. IX, X, Paris, 1920, no. 47

Execute on a cream wove paper. The sheet is taped to the overmount at two points of the upper edge. Apart from a light time staining and a light waviness to the paper, this work is in good condition.
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Selon Wolfang Wittrock, sur les 100 exemplaires de cette présente édition, vingt figurent aujourdhui dans des collections publiques, un exemplaire appartient à l'Art Institute de Chicago et un autre au Kunsthaus de Zürich.

numered '71', dédicated  and signed 'à Marthe Mellot / Hommages respectueux H de Toulouse Lautrec' and stamped with the red monogram lower left, lithograph. Edition of 100 impressions, printed by Ancourt, published by 'L'Escarmouche' and reproduced in the 24 December 1893 issue of the magazine.