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I could not say whether they were related, if they knew each other or if only the heavy load of groceries brought them together to sit on the same bench at the corner of the market hall. If they were not acquainted, they did not seem to mind the other's company: one was endlessly chattering, expressing his opinions on everything from the increase in the utility bills through the government to the butcher's new assistant. She did not mind, but wasn't particularly interested in it at all. The only thing that mattered to her right at that moment is the first drag of her much-pined-for cigarette. Once she could inhale, she could put up with any conversation around.

The red-haired bespectacled woman was a character no doubt. Her way of sitting (see a close crop of her in the Workshop) reminded me of the German Expressionist Otto Dix's Portrait of the Journalist Sylvia von Harden of 1926, now in the Pompidou.

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