Reproductie van een schilderij van een gevallen meisje met vechtende honden door Charles Verlat before 1879

This reproduction by Joseph Maes, created before 1879, depicts a painting by Charles Verlat. The image is a black and white print and shows a dramatic scene of a young girl falling as two dogs fight in the foreground. The composition is likely a reproduction of Verlat’s “A Fallen Girl," which was created in 1879. The reproduction’s small size, measuring 169 mm high and 215 mm wide, may have been intended for a book or portfolio. The use of black and white tones and the dramatic subject matter are typical of 19th-century Realism, a movement that aimed to depict everyday life with accuracy and emotion.