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player ready...“Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmartre,” exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago from July 16 to Monday, had an unofficial count of 264,439 visitors at the end of Sunday, officials said. Based on final-day ticket sales, museum officials estimated that between 267,000 and 268,000 visitors would see the show before the closing time of 4:30 p.m. Monday.
The exhibition thus has become the seventh-most popular at the museum, falling between shows for Gustave Caillebotte (235,000 in 1995) and the Medici dynasty (274,000 in 2003). The Institute leader in attendance remains the 1996 retrospective for Claude Monet, which attracted 965,000 viewers.
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