At the Bar (Au Bar) 1929

"At the Bar (Au Bar)" is a 1929 etching by André Dunoyer de Segonzac. This work depicts a simple scene of two figures, likely a customer and a barkeep, engaged in a transaction. The sparse composition and focus on line are characteristic of Segonzac’s style. This artwork is known for its subtle yet expressive lines that create a sense of atmosphere and movement, suggesting a fleeting moment in time. The viewer is left to imagine the conversation that took place at the bar, which adds to the enigmatic quality of this work.