"- Tu fais rudement bien de m’éclairer car s’il te fallait compter sur ma bourse tu pourrais te fouiller, j’suis à sec. - Tu m’as pourtant l’air d’être joliment humecté"
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"- Tu fais rudement bien de m’éclairer car s’il te fallait compter sur ma bourse tu pourrais te fouiller, j’suis à sec. - Tu m’as pourtant l’air d’être joliment humecté", Fernand-Louis Gottlob (1905), Petit Palais, Paris. Via artnap.com
"- Tu fais rudement bien de m’éclairer car s’il te fallait compter sur ma bourse tu pourrais te fouiller, j’suis à sec. - Tu m’as pourtant l’air d’être joliment humecté", Fernand-Louis Gottlob (1905), Petit Palais, Paris. Via artnap.com"- Tu fais rudement bien de m’éclairer car s’il te fallait compter sur ma bourse tu pourrais te fouiller, j’suis à sec. - Tu m’as pourtant l’air d’être joliment humecté", Fernand-Louis Gottlob (1905), Petit Palais, Paris. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/pm-954186">artnap.com</a>
Why is this public domain? Released by the Petit Palais, Paris under CC0.
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A pencil drawing shows a smiling man in a bowler hat and long coat holding a cane, while a woman in a loose gown raises a glass toward him beside a potted plant. The sketch is dated 1905 and is by Fernand-Louis Gottlob, held by the Petit Palais, Paris. Two lines of French dialogue are written beneath the scene.
