Traffic, Montmartre
Chas Laborde · 1886-1941
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Why is this public domain? Chas Laborde died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This drypoint-style etching, titled Traffic, Montmartre and dated 1925, shows a crowded open-top omnibus with passengers in hats and uniforms. A sign reading Montmartre and Gomplet is visible on the vehicle, and flowering trees and building windows fill the background. The artist, Chas Laborde, uses fine, sketchy line work and cross-hatched shading to convey the bustle of the street.
