"The Two Hunchbacks" is an etching by French artist Auguste Louis Lepère that demonstrates his technical mastery of the medium through its precise linework and tonal qualities. The composition depicts two figures with pronounced spinal curvatures, rendered with both anatomical specificity and a compassionate observational approach characteristic of late 19th century printmaking. Lepère's careful use of etching techniques creates subtle gradations of light and shadow that give the figures volume and presence despite their marginalized subject matter.