Eugène Atget's "Coin de ferme, Saulx-les-Chartreux" is a matte albumen print documenting a rural farmyard corner with the methodical precision characteristic of the photographer's systematic survey of the French countryside. The print bears Atget's archival markings, including his negative number 7058 and Rue Campagne-Première studio stamp, reflecting his organized practice of cataloging scenes from around Paris and its outlying regions. Through careful composition and tonal subtlety, Atget captures the textures and modest architectural details of provincial farm life in the early twentieth century.