

The image depicts a black and white drawing titled "At the Patisserie" by Jean-Émile Laboureur. The scene shows a group of people standing around a table with various pastries on it. The table has several trays of small pastries and desserts, and some larger decorative items. There are four people visible: one on the left side with short hair, wearing a short-sleeved top; another woman in the background wearing a hat and holding a plate; a woman in the center wearing a long dress and a helmet-like hat; and a man on the right side wearing a hat and a long coat. The woman in the center is holding a plate and appears to be looking down. The people are standing on a checkered floor. The background shows a wall with windows and possibly a ceiling with beams. The drawing style is cubist with geometric shapes and lines. The image is signed "Laboureur" in the bottom left corner and has a number "14/25" in the bottom right corner.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 726 × 893 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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