Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Post-Impressionist chronicler of Parisian nightlife, with wry social commentary.
Quotes by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Paris at night is a symphony of lights and shadows.
True beauty lies in imperfection.
I draw to forget my pains.
The cancan is the heartbeat of the city.
Drinking is my muse.
Art is the lie that enables us to realize the truth.
My friends are my family, the tavern my home.
Lines should flow like wine.
Sorrow shared is sorrow halved, joy doubled with a drink.
The night owls of Paris know the real city.
Posters are advertisements for the soul.
Health is the greatest possession, but I've traded mine for art.
A good laugh cures more than medicine.
I live for the moment, paint for eternity.
Montmartre's hills hide the world's wonders.
The brush is mightier than the sword.
In weakness, I find strength.
Cheers to the nights that turn into mornings.
Every stroke tells a tale untold.
Life's canvas is painted with bold colors.