What We Did at the Seaside - Nothing
Black and white drawing of a group of people on a beach. The people are wearing old-fashioned clothing. Three men sit on the beach, two are talking and one lies on his back on the sand. A woman wearing a long dress and hat stands over the men. In the background, there are more people, a donkey, a horse and several small buildings with slanted roofs. The buildings have numbers on them: 6, 1 and 2. The scene appears to depict a beach scene with people relaxing and some going about other activities. The drawing is done in a detailed and realistic style. The title of the drawing is "What We Did at the Seaside - Nothing" by artist James Ensor.
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- 648 × 893 px
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