Toulouse Lautrec

The book is a hardcover edition with signs of wear typical of ex-library copies. There is no dust jacket, and the cover shows some soiling and edge wear. The spine is intact, and the binding remains sturdy. Library markings are present, including a label on the spine and a stamp from Hoosac School Library. Pages are slightly yellowed with age but are free from inscriptions or annotations.

"Toulouse Lautrec" by Jacques Lassaigne, published by The Hyperion Press in 1939, offers an insightful exploration into the life and works of the renowned French painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. This hardcover edition, printed in France, is a valuable piece for art enthusiasts and historians alike, delving into the vivid world of Lautrec through detailed narrative and analysis. The book is translated from French by Mary Chamot, adding accessibility to Lassaigne's original work. Though the first edition status is not confirmed, this copy's historical publication date and the absence of a dust jacket suggest it may be a rare find. Note that it is an ex-library copy, bearing marks from Hoosac School Library. The book's condition reflects its age, with some wear consistent with library use, but remains a significant collector’s piece due to its comprehensive coverage of Toulouse-Lautrec's artistic legacy.