The Peelers by Théodule Augustin Ribot (1863)

Etching of four men in caps peeling vegetables in a dim room, two seated on stools and two standing behind them.

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An etched print titled The Peelers by Théodule Ribot, dated 1863, shows four men in workers' caps and loose shirts in a dimly hatched interior. Two seated figures in the foreground peel or cut vegetables with knives while two standing men look on. The publisher's imprint Édition publiée par A. Cadart & F. Chevalier appears in the lower margin.

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