
La criée du gibier aux Halles
Hermann Vogel · 1854 - 1921
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Why is this public domain? Hermann Vogel died in 1921; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A colored lithographic illustration titled La criée du gibier aux Halles, by Hermann Vogel, shows a busy game market inside a vaulted iron-and-glass hall. Men in coats and caps handle hanging hares and birds, and wooden crates stamped with names such as Poulvet and Pluchot sit in the foreground beside two women in striped and dark dresses. The lively crowd and gas street lamps give the scene a late nineteenth-century Parisian character.























