The Organ-Player by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (1912)

Lithograph of an elderly bearded man in a red scarf seated on a city bench, with pedestrians and buildings at dusk.

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A lithograph titled The Organ-Player by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, dated 1912, shows an elderly bearded man in a dark hat and red scarf seated on a bench in a city street. Pedestrians walk past under gas lamps, while scaffolding and tall buildings rise against a rose-tinted evening sky.

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1912

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