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Toulouse-Lautrec & His World
at the Flint Institute of Arts
Thursday Nov. 7th, 2013
Hodge & Temporary Exhibition Galleries
Toulouse-Lautrec is best known for his works depicting scenes from cabarets, theaters, dance halls, and brothels. These were themes that the artist lived, beginning in 1885 when he moved to Montmartre and immersed himself in its nightlife. His interest lay in portraying people, not only those he met during his nights on the town, but also his friends and the working-class citizens of Paris. He was a hard-working artist, producing an enormous body of work in a wide range of media. This exhibition features approximately 150 original works on paper, including 35 drawings.
This Tour leaves the HVCA at 9:30 am
Cost is $20 per person
Price includes tour, transportation and a boxed lunch
Call the HVCA office to RSVP (248)889-8660
Reservations and your boxed lunch order needs to be submitted by Oct. 31
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