Two Vagabonds Walking In The Snow 

"Two Vagabonds Walking In The Snow" is a charcoal drawing created by the French artist Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, renowned for his depictions of Parisian life, especially its marginalized figures. This artwork, like many of Steinlen's works, captures the harsh realities of poverty through its subject matter, depicting two men clad in tattered clothing traversing a snowy landscape. The somber tones and simplified forms contribute to the overall sense of desolation and emphasize the stark contrast between the men's struggles and the indifferent natural backdrop. This drawing is a poignant example of Steinlen's social realism, a style that reflects the societal issues of his time.