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George Verlaine, son of the excellent French poet, Paul Verlaine in 1912 at a Paris metro station as a conductor
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Paul Verlaine last saw his son when he was 7 years old, because his ex-wife did not allow them to meet. Although both Paul and George wanted to keep in touch, it ultimately did not work out. Part of this was that George, at the age of 24, mysteriously suffered from amnesia for a few days, which later returned several times. Because of this, he was unable to continue the watchmaking profession he had learned. Paul's friends tried to help him by getting him a job as a conductor on the Paris metro.
Paris Metro Conductor George Verlaine in 1812 Colored Pencil...
This colored pencil drawing on rough cardboard depicts George Verlaine as a Paris metro conductor in 1812. The busy station scene includes hurried passengers and a tense Verlaine at the metro car door.
Created by SweetWilliam on Sep 8, 2025 using the GPT1 Medium AI image generator model.
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- Time: 1812. Location: Paris metro station. In the center, a 41-year-old man, George Verlaine, stands at the door of a metro car in a conductor's uniform and a conductor's cap, waiting for passengers to board, a conductor's whistle in one hand. George's face is tense, annoyed. The metro station is crowded, ...Weight: 1
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Mothers know not what they do to their sons when they deprive them of their fathers.