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"A sense of autumnal isolation and hardship is remarkably conveyed by the pose, the shabbiness
of the broken basket in the lower right, and the anxiety with which the Chinese servants are
gulping their hot soup. The leaves on the trees are not the usual decorative patterns, but
insect-riddled left-overs about to fall from the twigs. This image reflects Jacoulet's feelings
of loneliness and frustration more poignantly than any of his letters of the time." (R. Miles)
Reference: Richard Miles, "The Prints of Paul Jacoulet"; Pacific Asia Musem and Robert G. Sawers Publishing; Pasadena and London; 1982, cat. p. 109-110, no. 93. |