Toulouse-Lautrec

[ too-loos-loh-trek, -luh-; French too-looz-loh-trek ]

noun

1. Hen·ri Ma·rie Ray·mond de [ah, n, -, ree, m, a, -, ree, , r, e-, mawn, d, uh], 1864–1901, French painter and lithographer.

Toulouse-Lautrec

/ tuluzlotrɛk /

noun

1. Toulouse-LautrecHenri (Marie Raymond)18641901MFrenchARTS AND CRAFTS: painterARTS AND CRAFTS: lithographer Henri ( Marie Raymond ) de (ɑ̃ri də). 1864–1901, French painter and lithographer, noted for his paintings and posters of the life of Montmartre, Paris

Example Sentences

The gallery ceilings have been raised, and the ornate molding that framed the rooms holding Armand Hammer’s collection — which includes works by van Gogh, Gauguin, Monet, Toulouse-Lautrec and Rembrandt — is gone.

From New York Times

Ward’s Toulouse-Lautrec wears his accent like a wet Band-Aid, not that it matters when he’s lighting up a tune.

From Los Angeles Times

We release when André Ward, who plays Toulouse-Lautrec, says, “I have a few notes,” so we then release and sigh and groan.

From Los Angeles Times

A framed charcoal sketch by Toulouse-Lautrec showed her sitting at a café, fingers idle on a cup.

From Literature

The earliest is an 1898 lithograph by Toulouse-Lautrec of a driver in fur coat and goggles, piloting a car with a horizontal steering wheel.

From New York Times