The following description was provided by James Gardiner: "Melodrama being played out on the well-improvised set of the camp thatre at Muster POW Camp, circa 1916. The 'Father' figure on the left is wearing Flemish wooden clogs, and the 'daughter' being ejected from the family home is obviously the 'Bad Girl of the Family' in a melodramatic potboiler of the type popular with working class audiences all over Europe in this period, this one apparently entitled 'Blanchette'. The card was sent home to Brussels, where it was bought in the fleamarket for 1 euro almost a century later."
This work is untitled: the title has been supplied by the cataloguer.
