November 24, 1864 - September 9, 1901, aged 37. He was born in a French aristocratic family, but due to genetic disease caused skeletal dysplasia, small stature Lautrec was disabled from a young age, but he developed a strong interest in painting. He received his formal art education in Paris, but also developed an interest in the flat composition and vivid colors of Japanese Ukiyo-e . His works often depict the nightlife scenes of Paris at the end of the 19th century and marginalized characters, such as dancers, actresses, prostitutes, etc. These works not only deeply reveal the dark side of society at that time, but also give these marginalized individuals dignity and humanity . Lautrec has distinguished himself in painting, printmaking and poster design. His works are characterized by clean lines, sharp colors, and deep insight into the psychological state of his characters, often enhancing their visual impact through exaggerated proportions, slanted viewing angles, and tight compositions. His prints and posters, such as Moulin Rouge, Goddess Hall and Jane Avril Lavigne, are still considered classics of the art poster
