Edmond recognises Ursule (The Perverted Peasant, Esprit 1782, fig47) - Binet
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Date :
                                    
                    1782
                                    
                            Type of image :
                                    
                    Gravure sur cuivre
                                    
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                            Storage Location :
                                    
                            
                Rés Smith-Lesouef 1490
                            
                                    Description
47th figure
Subject. Edmond, immersed in debauchery and the most depraved licentiousness, finds his sister in a disreputable place, where she has been brought to him like an unfortunate woman destined to satisfy his brutality. The prostitute, on her return with the light, shows the two unfortunate souls to each other. Edmond shudders and hides his face; Ursule dismisses the woman with a gesture of her hand.
Edmond discovers that the prostitute he is visiting is his sister Ursule when the prostitute returns with the light after leaving them alone.
History :
                                    - Signed lower left ‘Binet Inv[enit]’, lower right ‘J.a Le Roy Scul’.
 - Volume III. Letter CXLVI. Plate opposite p. 62.
 
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            Technical Data
Notice #000711
Past ID :
                                    
                    A0030
                                    
                            Image editing :
                                    
                    Image web
                                    
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                            Copyright / Photographer :
                                    
                    Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France