This lithograph depicts the celebrated French cabaret singer Yvette Guilbert, whom Toulouse-Lautrec depicted repeatedly throughout the 1890s as one of his favorite subjects. Created as part of a series documenting the performer's distinctive stage presence, the print captures Guilbert's characteristic elongated silhouette and dramatic gestures through Lautrec's economical line work and flattened compositional style. The work exemplifies Toulouse-Lautrec's mastery of lithography and his ability to convey personality and movement through minimal but expressive formal means.