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Etching of a seated street merchant at a canvas-covered stall with children playing nearby under an arched passage.

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Merchant in his stall with children playing, Auguste Brouet (c. 1902-41), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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An etching shows a seated street merchant beneath a canvas-covered stall, handling small objects while children play on the ground nearby. Arched openings and figures in the background suggest a busy urban arcade, and two vignette sketches of a standing figure and a child's head appear along the left margin. The work is attributed to Auguste Brouet and dated c. 1902-41.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art