In his short and eventful life Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901) scandalized the conservative establishment with his paintings and lithographs depicting the music halls, circuses, brothels, and cabarets of Paris. He was part of the avant-garde whose work provoked and fascinated, and he became one of the most representative artists of a turbulent and artistically abundant period. This book pays homage to the "Master of Montmartre," detailing his life and work, vividly represented by 109 full-color illustrations.