The Notables (large plate)
Jean-Louis Forain · French, 1852-1931
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This etching, titled The Notables (large plate) and dated 1915, shows a helmeted soldier in a pickelhaube approaching a group of civilians. A woman in a dark shawl holds a child close while a line of men with bearded faces stands behind her. The work is rendered in fine hatched lines by Jean-Louis Forain.
