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Pierre Labrouche

French, 1876 - 1956

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This image shows a group of individuals in a room with a large wooden desk. The scene captures about half to full body views of the people in various positions. At the center, a man stands behind the desk, facing forward, with a document in his hand. He is dressed in a dark robe. In front of the desk, a woman with red hair is seated, holding a baby. The baby is wrapped in a white blanket and wearing a bonnet. Next to the woman, there is another man, and to her right, another person, possibly a young girl, is seated. The background is a dark shade. — Jean-Louis Forain, Pierre Labrouche, Avocat et Accusé (Counsel and Accused), c. 1930, color aquatint with etching on laid Arches paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1943.3.4137

Avocat et Accusé (Counsel and Accused)

Jean-Louis Forain, Pierre Labrouche · c. 1930 · color aquatint with etching on laid Arches paper · 1943.3.4137