He was deemed "the soul of Montmartre", the Parisian quarter where he made his home. His paintings portray life at the Moulin Rouge and other Montmartre and Parisian cabaret and theaters, and in the brothels that he frequented. Two of the well-known people he portrayed were singer Yvette Guilbert, and Louise Weber, known as the outrageous La Goulue, a dancer who created the "French Can-Can."
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| - He was deemed "the soul of Montmartre", the Parisian quarter where he made his home. His paintings portray life at the Moulin Rouge and other Montmartre and Parisian cabaret and theaters, and in the brothels that he frequented. Two of the well-known people he portrayed were singer Yvette Guilbert, and Louise Weber, known as the outrageous La Goulue, a dancer who created the "French Can-Can."
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (24 November 1864–9 September 1901) was a French Human artist of the 19th century. He painted images of the colorful Parisian life of his time. (TNG novel: Survivors)
- Following a trail through time, using a bag of items left for the Doctor by the Demon, one of which was a poster by Lautrec edited to feature the Doctor's face, the Fourth Doctor and Fenella Wibbsey encountered Lautrec in 1890s Paris. Lautrec was rumoured to be murdering young women, as prostitutes and dancers were going missing. However, it transpired that it was in fact the Demon, disguised as La Concierge, who needed to feed off the life force of the girls. (AUDIO: The Demon of Paris)
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| - Following a trail through time, using a bag of items left for the Doctor by the Demon, one of which was a poster by Lautrec edited to feature the Doctor's face, the Fourth Doctor and Fenella Wibbsey encountered Lautrec in 1890s Paris. Lautrec was rumoured to be murdering young women, as prostitutes and dancers were going missing. However, it transpired that it was in fact the Demon, disguised as La Concierge, who needed to feed off the life force of the girls. (AUDIO: The Demon of Paris) An android copy of him was in the Paloma Centre. The Eleventh Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to control it into attacking the invading Arucha. (WC: The War of Art)
- He was deemed "the soul of Montmartre", the Parisian quarter where he made his home. His paintings portray life at the Moulin Rouge and other Montmartre and Parisian cabaret and theaters, and in the brothels that he frequented. Two of the well-known people he portrayed were singer Yvette Guilbert, and Louise Weber, known as the outrageous La Goulue, a dancer who created the "French Can-Can."
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (24 November 1864–9 September 1901) was a French Human artist of the 19th century. He painted images of the colorful Parisian life of his time. (TNG novel: Survivors)
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