Le forçat et la prostituée by Frédéric Théodore Lix

Brown and white drawing of a convict with a chained ankle beside a smiling woman in a doorway, with ship masts behind.

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This 1879 drawing by Frederic Theodore Lix, titled Le forçat et la prostituée, shows a convict in a cap and coarse coat with a chained ankle standing at left, while a woman in a light gown with flowers in her hair leans in an open doorway at right. Ships' masts are faintly visible beyond the convict, and the work is rendered in brown wash and white highlights.

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