(art style inspired by Henri de T

(art style inspired by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec:1.5), a young (female theatrical actress:1.3) stands center stage in an ornate Victorian theater, her (dramatic pose:1.3) exuding theatrical flair. She wears a lavish period dress with ruffled sleeves, intricate lace trims, and a corseted bodice adorned with delicate embroidery. Her (vibrant eyes:1.1), enhanced by bold theatrical makeup, gaze intensely at the audience with an air of passionate expression. One arm extends gracefully, fingers splayed in an (expressive gesture:1.3), while the other rests elegantly at her side. The stage is bathed in dramatic lighting, with golden spotlights casting long shadows across the wooden floor and richly textured theater curtains. The background reveals the opulent interior of a 19th-century opera house, complete with gilded balconies, velvet drapes, and flickering gaslight ambiance. The composition mimics lithograph textures, employing cross-hatching, grainy details, and a limited palette of sepia tones and earth colors, evoking the aesthetic of traditional printmaking. Every fold of fabric, strand of hair, and brushstroke of makeup is rendered with (ultra-detailed:1.1) precision, blending oil painting richness with Lautrec’s signature (masterpiece:1.2) poster-art style. The scene exudes a (vintage aesthetic:1.2), capturing the essence of classical theater through (true-to-life:1.2) anatomy and (picturesque:1.2) composition.