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Pen drawing of a night street with a slumped man, a dog, a hooded woman, and a reader holding a letter.

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Maaneskinsstemning - Berettiget Beklagelse over en af Byens Gader, Theodor Kittelsen (1889). Via artnap.com

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A pen-and-ink drawing shows a cluttered city street at night, with a bearded man slumped on the ground beside a small white dog and a discarded cup. A hooded woman gestures near a shopfront with a sign reading Brød og Kaffe and a pretzel emblem, while in the foreground an older man in spectacles reads a handwritten letter. The work is signed Th. Kittelsen and carries the title Maaneskinsstemning - Berettiget Beklagelse over en af Byens Gader, dated 1889.