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and Augustus Charles Pugin
juxtaposed with a theatrical devil mask that adds an element of surrealist intrigue to the traditional still life format
Active throughout World War II and the postwar period
He also completed construction of a new diocese building—the current Ingres Museum—which served as the episcopal palace until 1790
characteristic of Devéria's work during the height of French Romanticism
Édouard Pannetier Louis d'Orléans and Augustus Charles PuginAbout the Drawing This charcoal and pastel drawing on paper, mounted to cardboard, depicts various workers in a cereal or carob warehouse, with sack seamstresses and a young girl in the foreground. Created circa 1910 1920, the work likely portrays a scene from Algiers, where Pannetier resided during this period while teaching at the Lamoricire Lyceum in Oran. The composition bears traces of a signature in the lower right corner. The drawing
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