Black and white drawing of two women and two children in ancient clothing. The woman on the left sits at a table with a bowl and a vessel on it. She looks at the woman on the right, who stands with one hand on the shoulder of a child. Another child lies on the floor. The woman on the right wears a long dress with a belt. She has her hair pulled back. The child standing has a cloth wrapped around their waist. The child on the floor has a cloth wrapped around their waist. The background has a wall with a railing and a row of people. Text at the top reads "HISTOIRE ANCIENNE". Text at the bottom reads "LA MERE DES GRACQUES".
Artwork Details
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- 672 × 893 px
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