The Trap, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1880

Henri de Toulouse-LautrecFrankrike, 1864–1901

The Trap

1880 · Painting

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The Trap, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s oil painting of 1880, is held by Washington’s National Gallery of Art. A grey-blue horse draws a small carriage, with one person seated inside and another standing ahead of the horse. Green and brown strokes suggest dense foliage around them. The wooden panel is only 15.9 centimetres high, with thick brushwork visible across its surface.

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Inventarienummer: 1994.59.13

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Mammal Vehicles Horse Cart Trap

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I Henri de Toulouse-Lautrecs liv

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May 1878
Fracture of the Right Femur
At the age of thirteen, while rising from a chair, Henri broke the neck of his right femur.
August 1879
Fracture of the Left Femur: His Legs Stopped Growing
Falling into a ditch, Henri fractured the neck of his left femur. After this incident his legs ceased to grow; the fractures healed poorly, which modern physicians attribute to a hereditary disorder.
1882
Return to Paris, Study under Léon Bonnat
Impressed by Henri's progress in painting, René Princeteau persuaded his parents to let him return to Paris and study with the portraitist Léon Bonnat; his mother used the family's influence to place her son in his studio.
1882
Move to Cormon's Studio, Meeting Van Gogh
After Bonnat's departure, Toulouse-Lautrec moved in 1882 to the studio of Fernand Cormon, where he studied for another five years and made lifelong friends; during this time he met Émile Bernard and Vincent van Gogh.

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