Ce qu’il y a de plus affreux dans l’univers by Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

Hand-colored print of ragged figures brawling in a street, with a snarling dog, a basket, and a spilled pot.

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Ce qu’il y a de plus affreux dans l’univers, Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers (1830). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows two ragged figures locked in a violent struggle, with a woman in a torn skirt gripping a man in a tall cap and a basket on his back. A dog snarls at the lower left, and a seated figure in a blue sleeve tumbles beside a basket while a broken pot lies spilled on the ground. The work is signed by Charles-Joseph Traviès de Villers and dated 1830.

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