Henri Toulouse-Lautrec's circus drawings

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Henri Toulouse-Lautrec's circus drawings발음듣기

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(Circus calliope plays) Wearing a fur-lined jacket and a stiff tutu, a performer slowly makes her way into the ring of the circus tent.발음듣기

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Her horse knows the route by heart and plods along in front of her.발음듣기

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In a few deft strokes, the artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec captured both sides of the circus: the glamor of the bright lights and expectant audience, and the weariness of the performer behind the scenes.발음듣기

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The drawing now lives in the Getty Museum's collection.발음듣기

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Lautrec made it in 1899 in a hospital room where he was being treated for alcoholism and dementia.발음듣기

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While there, he made more than 50 circus scenes completely from memory.발음듣기

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The subjects - acrobats, equestrian performers, animals - were deeply familiar to him.발음듣기

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He made the series to prove to his doctors that he was well again, and it seems to have worked.발음듣기

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When he was released from the clinic after only 3 months, he told a friend that he bought his freedom with his drawings.발음듣기

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Lautrec was only 4 1/2 feet tall and walked with a cane his whole life.발음듣기

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To him more so than for other spectators, the circus performers represented the perfection of muscle, nerves and technique.발음듣기

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For Lautrec, the circus was the ideal spectacle, a great celebration of hilarity, glamor and squalor. Lautrec reveled in it.발음듣기

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He went often and sketched prolifically.발음듣기

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In the late 1800s, circuses, cabarets and dance halls had all become more and more popular with middle-class audiences.발음듣기

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These activities offered a new way of participating in public life.발음듣기

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People could see and be seen like never before.발음듣기

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For the first time, artists began depicting scenes of regular people enjoying themselves.발음듣기

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Auguste Renoir painted a couple promenading in the park.발음듣기

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Edgar Degas sketched people at cafes and brothels.발음듣기

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These and other artists used laundresses, prostitutes, cabaret and circus performers as models.발음듣기

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They rendered their subjects in the moment, in the midst of a gesture or conversation.발음듣기

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Everyday leisure and entertainment were now at the center of the image.발음듣기

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Lautrec drew these scenes with unmatched honesty, capturing the here and now of modern life.발음듣기

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