A four-color lithograph on paper (professionally conserved and laid to linen), with olive green, orange, blue and red for the letter-press, 1896, sight size: 22.75'' H x 17.75'' W, est: $15,000/20,000
Literature: Illustrated in ''The Posters of Toulouse-Lautrec'' by Edouard Julien, translated from French by Daphne Woodward, 1951. Note: The ''Elles'' lithograph was made for the cover of the portfolio ''Elles'', and the words in red were reprinted across it in 1896 to announce the exhibition of these lithographs at La Plume's twentieth Salon des Cent on April 22nd, 1896, as noted on this poster. Paper size: 24'' H x 19.25'' W. Provenance: The Schoenberg Trust, Encino, CA

Good original condition, with light coloring to the paper that is commensurate with over a century of age. No sign of tears or creases. Slight abrasion and silhouette mark in the upper center of poster measuring 2.25'' x 1.25'' (this mark is evidence of the Parisian tax stamp that would have been affixed to the poster prior to being displayed in public). Hinged to the recto mat with artist's tape in the upper corners. Tape remnants from a previous mounting remain verso.