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SC 1928.17.25
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Victor Hugo. On vient de lui poser une question grave... (Victor Hugo. When asked a serious question...), Plate 13 from Les Représentans Représentés (The Representative Represented) 1849 July 20 published View |
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SC 1928.17.26
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Molé. Espoir de notre jeune République ! (Molé. The hope of our young Republic!), Plate 9 from Les Représentans Représentés (The Representative Represented) 1849 July 10 published View |
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SC 1928.17.27
Daumier, Honoré Victorin L'Herbette. Député depuis un temps immémorial, L'Herbette plus heureux que la plus part de ses confrères a encore eu la chance d'être renommé le 13 Mai, tout lui réussit ! (L'Herbette. Deputy since ages ago and one of the few lucky ones who can rely on being reelected on the 13th of May), Plate 2 from Les Représentans Représentés (The Representative Represented) June 11, 1849 June 11 published View |
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SC 1928.17.28
Daumier, Honoré Victorin M'y voilà... (I found it...), Plate 19 from Galerie Physionomique (A Portrait Gallery) 1837 June 28 published View |
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SC 1928.17.29
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Rien ! rien ! Je ne trouve rien... (Nothing! Nothing at all! I find nothing...), Plate 18 from Galerie Physionomique (A Portrait Gallery) 1837 June 23 published View |
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SC 1928.17.3
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Allons bon... v'la le p'tit qui dit qu'il a bobo au ventre ! (Come along... but the poor boy's belly is hurting!), Plate 13 from Les Papas (The Fathers) 1847 View |
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SC 1928.17.30
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Il y avait foule dernièrement à la Conciergerie, on y avait adopté le plus grand négligé... (Recently, the Conciergerie was crowded... not a very elegant affair...) 1835 August 25 published View |
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SC 1928.17.31
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Jean Vatout 1833 November 16 published View |
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SC 1928.17.32
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Nouvelles modes du demi-monde. Réapparition des paniers... (New Fashion of the Half-World. Reappearance of the baskets...), Plate 295 from Actualités (News of the Day) 1856 April 12 published View |
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SC 1928.17.33
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Alexandre et Diogène. Le Sage qui goipait dans le simple appareil... (Alexander and Diogenes. The wise man puffing at his pipe...), Plate 20 from Histoire Ancienne (Stories from Antiquity) 1842 August 14 published View |
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SC 1928.17.34
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Les désabonnemens et la Caricature font le Cauchemar du pauvre Constitutionnel (Cancelled subscriptions and La Caricature give the poor Constitutionnel a nightmare) 1834 January 26 published View |
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SC 1928.17.35
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Piété Filiale. Quel jour affreux, Messieurs, pour les actionnaires, les administrateurs, les directeurs, les gobloteurs de la société industrielle... (Filial piety. What a frightful day, gentlemen, for the shareholders, the administrators, the directors, the simpletons of our industrial society...), Plate 100 from Caricaturana (Caricaturana) 1835 November 25 published View |
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SC 1928.17.36
Daumier, Honoré Victorin L'ami d'un grand homme. O mon illustre ami, mort comme un simple particulier, génie à qui la science doit tant et qui me devait davantage... (The Friend of a Great Man. Oh, my illustrious friend, who died like any common individual, oh, genius to whom science owes so much and who owes me still more...), Plate 26 from Bohémiens de Paris (Artists and Bonvivants of Paris) 1842 March 20 published View |
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SC 1928.17.37
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Le réfugié politique. Oui madame, je me présente comme Bélisaire, excepté que j'y vois clair et que j'ai perdu mon petit... (The Political Refugee. Madame, allow me to present myself like Belisarius, except that I can see clearly and that I lost my guide...), Plate 11 from Bohémiens de Paris (Artists and Bonvivants of Paris) 1842 March 23 published View |
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SC 1928.17.38
Daumier, Honoré Victorin La maman – Est il gentil à manger son sucre d'orge !!! ... (The mother – Isn't he cute licking his barley sugar candy !!! ...), Plate 31 from Croquis d'Expressions (Sketches of Expressions) 1838 October 21 published View |
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SC 1928.17.39
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Visite matinale d'un Créancier à propos de Bottes (Early morning visit of a creditor concerning the boots), Plate 4 from Émotions Parisiennes (Parisian Emotions) 1839 September 17 published View |
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SC 1928.17.4
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Monsieur Coquelet resté célibataire par égoïsme partage son frugale déjeuner avec Azor et Minette (Monsieur Coquelet, who remains unmarried out of egotism, shares his frugal meal with Azor and Minette), Plate 3 from La Journée du Célibataire (A Day in the Life of a Bachelor) April 28, 1839 View |
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SC 1928.17.40
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Avoir perdu sa demi tasse au Domino et sa bourse dans la rue (To have lot his bets in Domino, and his purse on the street), Plate 12 from Émotions Parisiennes (Parisian Emotions) 1828 November 19 published View |
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SC 1928.17.41
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Combat des écoles. – L'Idéalisme et le Réalisme. (Combat of the schools - Idealism against Realism), Plate 1 from Fantaisies (Imagination) 1855 April 24 published View |
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SC 1928.17.42
Daumier, Honoré Victorin L'indispensable visite chez le tailleur du Palais-Royal... (The mandatory visit to a taylor at the Palais Royal...), Plate 2 from Les Étrangers à Paris (Foreigners in Paris) 1844 June 5 published View |
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SC 1928.17.43
Daumier, Honoré Victorin Ce qu'on appèlle dîner au restaurant... (What is known as dining in a restaurant...), Plate 3 from Les Étrangers à Paris (Foreigners in Paris) 1844 June 7 published View |
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