Two identical black and white illustrations side by side on a beige background. The illustrations depict a thick tree trunk with gnarled branches. A figure wearing loose, hanging clothing leans against the tree with their head tilted down. They hold an object hanging from a strap over their shoulder. The object hangs down in front of their stomach. Three birds sit on a branch above the figure. In the background, there are fence posts and another bare tree. The illustrations are outlined by a black border. The left illustration is signed and numbered in the bottom corners. The right illustration has some blue pencil marks. The illustrations appear to be woodcut prints. They are titled "L'Oservateur boche" by Auguste Louis Lepère.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 855 px
- Museum record:
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