Toulouse-Lautrec, born into an aristocratic family from the south of France, came to Paris to pursue a career as an artist. He was drawn to Montmartre, a quarter of Paris known for its bohemian lifestyle.

When the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret opened in 1889, its owner, Joseph Oller, commissioned Lautrec to do a series of posters featuring artists performing there. Posters created by Lautrec for performers such as La Goulue (creator of the can-can), Jane Avril (a well-known dancer) and actor Aristide Bruant are considered among the greatest posters ever created.

They evoke the spirit of one of the most romantic periods of modern times: the belle epoque.

18 mesh Zwiegart canvases with Toulouse-Lautrec poster designs optimized to be “stitcher friendly.”

Each hand-crafted  canvas comes with a free art print (a $ 14.95 value)  printed on archival paper which can be used as a stitching guide as well as a framed print.

Folded Notecards are available of all images on premium archival cardstock.                                      Size: 4.62 x 6.25 inches (folded). Packages of 4 (with envelopes) at $ 9.95 per package.