Mœurs commerciales et industrielles.1.C’est le maudit pied droit qui est trop étroit
Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers · 1804-1859
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A lithograph in tonal pencil-like shading shows a seated man in a loose white shirt with ruffled front, looking down at his foot, while a bearded man in a dark coat leans forward with clasped hands beside a wooden chair.
