Art doll collectible Moulin Rouge 2

Art doll collectible Moulin Rouge 2

The fame of the Moulin Rouge swept through Paris, and soon representatives of the aristocracy and bohemians began to regularly appear in the cabaret in Montmartre, among whom were the writer Oscar Wilde, the artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, who painted many paintings dedicated to the Moulin Rouge cabaret, and his models, and even the Prince of Wales himself, who visited Paris on working issues.

The Moulin Rouge became the place where entertainment united the most diverse groups of people, mixed artists, drunkards, thieves, prostitutes, artists, the bourgeoisie and the aristocracy. Here the line between high and low, between art and show, between individual and collective was erased, here the vulgar spectacle became an object of admiration and a symbol of refined taste.