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Colored crayon sketch of two seated men, one in a blue cap and red scarf, one in a grey hat and yellow Louis XIII costume.

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Un auvergnat (1er acte). Un personnage en costume Louis XIII, pour le bal de l’Opéra, Charles Bétout (1922), Maison de Balzac, Paris. Via artnap.com

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Two seated male figures are rendered in colored crayon and wash on cream paper. The left figure wears a blue cap, red scarf, yellow coat and dark trousers, while the right figure wears a grey wide-brimmed hat, grey vest and patterned yellow costume in the Louis XIII style. The sheet bears the inscriptions "Un auvergnat (1er acte)" and "au Bal de l'Opéra", and is attributed to Charles Bétout, dated 1922, in the Maison de Balzac, Paris.

Museum record: Maison de Balzac, Paris