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Pen and ink drawing of two seated figures in period dress at a party, with a standing couple beside them near curtains.

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At a party, an older couple sit together while a younger couple walk passed them, William Henry Walker (1897). Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink drawing shows a seated man in evening dress with a moustache conversing with a seated woman in a puffed-sleeved gown with a brooch. Beside them a standing man with his hands in his pockets and a woman holding a fan are placed near curtains and a framed picture on the wall. The work is titled At a party, an older couple sit together while a younger couple walk passed them, by William Henry Walker, dated 1897.