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Unemployed

Ferdinand Hodler, 1891
Unemployed, Ferdinand Hodler
Unemployed, zoomed in
61 cmUnemployed scale comparison47 cm

Unemployed is a Realist Watercolor, Pencil, Pastel and Charcoal Painting created by Ferdinand Hodler in 1891. It lives in a private collection. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Portraits, Political Work and Men. DownloadSee Unemployed in the Kaleidoscope

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