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Satirical sketch of a bald man with a loaf of bread at a gravestone reading 'Marie Dubois', with flowers and tears.

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Enfin seul - Parodie d’un dessin d’Hermann Paul, Adolphe Willette. Via artnap.com

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A satirical drawing shows a bald, bearded man in a dark coat and sash, holding a loaf of bread and turning toward a gravestone inscribed 'Ici repose une fidèle épouse Marie Dubois' with tear drops below. Flowers rest on a grave at the right, and a bread loaf inscribed 'À ma femme' lies at the base. The work is a parody of a drawing by Hermann Paul, as the caption states, and is attributed to Adolphe Léon Willette.