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- Original hand-signed etching by French artist Chas Laborde (1886–1941), known for his sharp and satirical observations of urban life in the interwar period.
This etching shows a religious street preacher amidst a bustling city crowd, with the sign reading “The Wicked Shall Be Turned Into Hell.” The style is forceful, expressive, and narrative—typical of Laborde’s work from his London period (c. 1928).
The work is signed in pencil at the bottom right and numbered 67/120 at the bottom left, from a limited edition.
• Technique: Etching / dry needle
• Signed: Lower right in pencil
• Numbered: 67/120
• Origin: Probably from the Rues et Visages de Londres series
• Period: ca. 1928–1930
• Image size: approx. 30 x 20 cm
• Frame size: approx. 50 x 40 cm
• Condition: Good condition with some light age spots (foxing), partly visible on the top edge. See photos.
• Framed in a wooden frame with passe-partout (included)