The Beggar c. 1930s

Alexandre Jacovleff's "The Beggar," created around the 1930s, captures a poignant moment of a cloaked figure, likely a homeless person, seated in a somber setting. The artist, known for his expressive style and focus on social themes, utilizes muted hues and loose brushstrokes to evoke a sense of melancholy and hardship. The composition emphasizes the figure's solitary presence, highlighting their isolation and vulnerability in the bustling urban scene. "The Beggar" offers a glimpse into Jacovleff's humanitarian perspective, inviting viewers to contemplate the realities of poverty and societal inequalities.