A match container and a baton lie on one table in this painting, which is connected to
 another by a folded newspaper.
Elongated shadows are cast by the heads of the figures in this painting upon a long, segmented mirror
 just behind them. A match container and a baton lie on one table in this painting, which is connected to
 another by a folded newspaper. George Moore's response to the female figure in this painting was "What a
 slut." That figure, who wears white headgear, has her hands clasped under the table and her gaze fixed
 downward depressingly, and has been identified as the actress Ellen Andrée. Next to that woman is a man
 who is cut off by the edge of the painting, and between them is a glass of the title substance. For 10 points,
 identify this painting that depicts the alienation caused by a kind of alcohol, created by Edgar Degas.
Elongated shadows are cast by the heads of the figures in this painting upon a long, segmented mirror
 just behind them.
{L'Absinthe} [or The {Absinthe Drinker}; or Glass of {Absinthe}; or A {Sketch} of a {French Café}; or