Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, 1903 - The Poor People - fine art print

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In 1903 the painter Théophile Alexandre Steinlen made this modern art artpiece with the title The Poor People. The 110 years old artpiece has the following dimensions Height: 81,3 cm, Width: 100 cm. Oil, Canvas (material) was applied by the artist as the medium of the piece of art. The painting has the following text as inscrption: "Signature - Bottom Right "Steinlen 1903"". It belongs to the Maison de Victor Hugo - Hauteville House's collection, which is a house museum where the writer Victor Hugo lived for 16 years. This modern art public domain masterpiece is provided with courtesy of Maison de Victor Hugo - Hauteville House.: . Moreover, alignment is in landscape format with an image ratio of 1.2 : 1, which implies that the length is 20% longer than the width.

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Illustration of the poem LXX, X the collection of Victor Hugo "The Legend of the Centuries", corresponding to the last line of the poem by which, after the father decides recuillir two orphaned child, the mother reveals that she beat her decision "This is the mother, you see, who knocks at our door, we open the two children we will mix the tous.Cela we climb the evening on genoux.Ils live, they are brother and sister five autres.Quand. it will need to be fed with nôtresCette little girl and the little boy, the good Lord will take us over poisson.Moi, I drink water, I'll double-tâche.C'est said. Go get them. but what have you? that you angry? usually, you run faster than cela.- here, she said, opening the curtains, they are! "

This work is part of Paul Meurice commands for opening the museum. A letter Steinlen, June 1, 1903, reflects the difficulties that the artist has experienced: "[...] your letter of last month - she thought I was in a terrible time - I had - for I do not know how time - to demolish my rableau I was not happy - I took advantage of the start from the ground up and then I can give it to you - [...] "the painting was then figured in the first clash museum, hall of paintings on the first floor.

The Legend of centuries (V.Hugo)