The wife of Cadrusse Carconte in 1829 1846
paulgavarni
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"The Wife of Cadrusse Carconte in 1829" is a lithograph created by the French artist Paul Gavarni in 1846. The artwork depicts a woman in a simple dress and headscarf, standing in a doorway. She appears somber and forlorn, leaning against a wall with her hand resting on a post. Gavarni, renowned for his social commentary and portrayals of everyday life, captured the emotions and hardships faced by ordinary individuals in 19th-century France. This particular work is believed to be a study of a specific individual, Cadrusse Carconte's wife, showcasing Gavarni's keen observation of human nature and his ability to convey nuanced emotions through his artistic style.
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