Black and white etching of three figures on a road. The central figure bends under the weight of a large bundle. The figure on the left helps to carry the bundle while a third figure walks behind holding a walking stick and a flag. A post stands on the left. The scene is depicted in a somber tone. "esta no lo es menos" is written at the bottom.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1163 × 893 px
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