The pitiable infirmities of old men - The last essays of Elia
Charles Edmund Brock · 1870-1938
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A pen-and-ink illustration shows an elderly man slumped in an ornately carved wooden armchair, gripping a cane raised in one hand and the chair arm with the other. The hatched shading and bent posture convey frailty. The work is by Charles Edmund Brock, dated 1914, and is captioned as an illustration for "The Last Essays of Elia" (J. M. Dent and Sons), titled "The pitiable infirmities of old men."
