Toulouse-Lautrec and Moulin Rouge Links

• The Moulin Rouge
  The Moulin Rouge still exists, and still attracts visitors to see their cancan dancers. This is the English-language Web page. I imagine it might read smoother if you could read it in French.

  
  Click to see a larger version of this photo of the Moulin Rouge or to order a poster.

• San Diego Museum
  A very useful and informative resource. It features many photos and reproductions of Lautrec's paintings, plus biographical information on Lautrec and his subjects.

• Artchive
  "A visual exploration of Toulouse-Lautrec's most famous lithograph (Aristide Bruant: Ambassadeurs)." This site features biographical information about Lautrec and Bruant, plus an animated tour of the process that went into creating this six-color poster.

• City of Albi
  The Web site of the city of Albi in the south of France, where Toulouse-Lautrec was born. Among other attractions, they boast a Lautrec museum. Unfortunately their pages on Lautrec and the museum are in French. To have them (or anything else) crudely translated, you might want to try http://world.altavista.com/.

• Toulouse-Lautrec and Belle Epoque France
  A page for an art history class at the University of Colorado. This great resource includes dozens of images — photos and high resolution scans — of Lautrec's art.