Fotoreproductie van een prent naar een schilderij van een jongen die een klaslokaal binnenkomt door William Mulready before 1873

This is a photo reproduction of an engraving of William Mulready's painting "The Last In." The engraving was taken from the original painting, which was created in 1833 and exhibited at the Royal Academy that same year. It currently resides in the Vernon Collection of the National Gallery. The artwork depicts a scene from a classroom where a young boy is entering the room late and his classmates are staring at him. The image showcases the artist's focus on capturing the social interaction and the boy's awkwardness as he enters the room. "The Last In" is a noteworthy piece in Mulready's artistic repertoire, known for its realistic depiction of everyday life.