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Serving Breakfast (Madame Baron and Mademoiselle Popo) (from the series Elles)

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In Serving Breakfast, a seated red-haired woman appears at a table while another woman stands at the left with a tray. The faint red image gives a modest action a close material warmth. Identified as Madame Baron and Mademoiselle Popo, the neighboring figures make serving food a particular encounter rather than an anonymous domestic routine.

Made in 1896, the crayon lithograph with scraper is printed in sanguine on wove paper and belongs to Elles. Toulouse-Lautrec’s treatment gives the modest occasion a material warmth through its printed tone. The work invites attention to the people within a familiar task, preserving a scene whose significance comes from proximity and routine. A breakfast encounter becomes particular through its participants, making everyday company a subject worthy of the same care as a more spectacular gathering.

Read our guide to giclée prints or browse the Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec collection.