
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a French artist who loved painting the lively nightlife of Paris.
A busy scene inside a famous Paris dance hall, with friends gathered around a table under warm lights.
Toulouse-Lautrec painted it around 1892, showing real performers and friends he knew from the Moulin Rouge club.
He used bold outlines and glowing, unusual colors, a bit like the posters he was famous for making.
On the right, a woman's face glows a strange greenish color from the electric stage lights.
You can visit this painting at the Art Institute of Chicago in the United States.
The artist even painted himself into the picture, a short man walking in the background with a taller friend.