The artist signed his name right under an ashtray on the table in the foreground, which garnered controversy for its depiction of celebrities Marcellin Desboutin and Ellen Andree as addicts; the two are the only people visible in this scene set at the Nouvelle-Athenes cafe.
The artist signed his name right under an ashtray on the table in the foreground, which garnered controversy for its depiction of celebrities Marcellin Desboutin and Ellen Andree as addicts; the two are the only people visible in this scene set at the Nouvelle-Athenes cafe. A scruffy Desboutin with a pipe in his mouth looks off to the right while dressed in his brown suit and hat. Ms. Andree is the central figure, wearing a beige and brown dress and a high-seated white hat as she sits in her booth and stares blankly into space while an empty bottle and a full serving of the titular drink sit in front of her. FTP, name this Edgar Degas painting about a wormwood-based green liqueur.
The artist signed his name right under an ashtray on the table in the foreground, which garnered controversy for its depiction of celebrities Marcellin Desboutin and Ellen Andree as addicts; the two are the only people visible in this scene set at the Nouvelle-Athenes cafe.
The {Glass of Absinthe} or {L’Absinthe} or {Absinthe Drinkers}