A Prostitute and her Client, illustration from 'La Maison Philibert'

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"A Prostitute and her Client" is an illustration by the French painter and illustrator Georges Bottini, created as part of a series for the book "La Maison Philibert." Georges Bottini (1874–1907) was known for his depictions of Parisian life at the turn of the 20th century, often focusing on the demimonde and bohemian scenes. This particular illustration captures a candid moment between a prostitute and her client, reflecting the social realities and the underbelly of Parisian society during the Belle Époque.

The artwork is characteristic of Bottini's style, which often included a mix of impressionist and post-impressionist elements, with a touch of Art Nouveau. His illustrations for "La Maison Philibert" are considered significant for their raw portrayal of the lives of women who were part of the Parisian nightlife, as well as for their contribution to the graphic arts during this period.

The illustration is notable for its use of color, line, and composition to convey the intimate and perhaps transactional nature of the encounter. Bottini's work provides a visual narrative that complements the text of "La Maison Philibert," offering a glimpse into the complexities of social interactions and the roles individuals played in the bustling urban landscape of early 20th-century Paris.

As an artist, Georges Bottini received posthumous recognition for his contributions to French art, particularly in his ability to document the ephemeral aspects of Parisian society through his paintings and illustrations. "A Prostitute and her Client" remains an important work within Bottini's oeuvre, encapsulating the themes of vice and vulnerability that he frequently explored.

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