Scènes de moeurs: La Droit de visite. J'espère ne pas vous gener?...

Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white drawing of two men in an artist's studio. The man on the left sits on a stool at a desk with his back to the viewer, holding a quill pen and writing on a piece of paper on the desk. He has short hair and wears a dark cap, a light-colored long-sleeved shirt and pants. The man on the right stands to the right of the seated man, looking down at him with one hand on his hip. He has slicked back dark hair and wears a vest, jacket, and pants with thin vertical stripes. The background shows a wall with several framed pictures hanging on it and a white sculpture on a pedestal to the right. A large piece of paper is on an easel to the left. The drawing is titled "Scènes de moeurs: La Droit de visite. J'espère ne pas vous gener?..." and signed by Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers.