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Print of a woman and a girl seated on a bench in a wooded park, with a distant figure on a path.

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Ce qui se passait aux Feuillantines vers 1813, Job (1813). Via artnap.com

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A pen-and-ink style print shows a woman in a shawl and a young girl in a dark dress with a white collar seated together on a wooden bench beneath trees. A lone figure in a long dress stands in the distance along a grassy path in a wooded landscape. The work is signed J. de Breville and is catalogued under the title Ce qui se passait aux Feuillantines vers 1813, dated 1813.