The Corridors of the Palace of Justice by Jean-Louis Forain

Etching of a dark-coated man in the foreground with a crowd of figures in a columned corridor behind him.

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This etching, titled The Corridors of the Palace of Justice, shows a dense crowd of loosely drawn figures moving through a tall, colonnaded interior, with a dark-coated man in the foreground casting a heavy shadow across the floor. The artist Jean-Louis Forain made the work in 1908, and the loose hatching and scratchy contours give the scene a rapid, observational quality.

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1908

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