The Top of the Swing-Door by Félix Bracquemond (1852)

Etching of dead birds and a bat hanging on a plank door, with a hinge and a handwritten French sign below.

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An etching titled The Top of the Swing-Door by Félix Bracquemond, dated 1852, shows three dead birds and a small bat hung against a vertical plank door. A metal hinge with decorative scrollwork is visible at the right, and a wooden sign with French handwritten verse hangs below the birds.

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