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It’s even worse in Europe

Guerrilla Girls

It’s even worse in Europe

1986

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It’s even worse in Europe

Guerrilla Girls

It’s even worse in Europe

Guerrilla Girls

It’s even worse in Europe

1986

Physical Qualities Offset lithograph, Sheet: 432 x 559 mm. (17 x 22 in.)
Portfolio/Series From the "Portfolio Compleat"
Credit Line Women's Committee Acquisitions Endowment for Contemporary Prints and Photographs
Object Number 2015.47.7
The Baltimore Museum of Art by purchase, 2015; the artists

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Guerrilla Girls

American, New York based, originated 1985

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DISTURBING THE PEACE (FRENCH VERSION)
Guerrilla Girls
Disturbing the peace (French version)
2009
DEVIL, DEVIL, IT SEEMS THE RAZOR IS NOT MUCH GOOD ANY MORE... AND IT WILL BE EVEN WORSE ONCE IT'S MY TURN.
Honoré Daumier
Devil, devil, it seems the razor is not much good any more... and it will be even worse once it's my turn.
1847
IT'S JUST BECAUSE HE'S YOUR FRIEND, AND BECAUSE HE HAS BEEN INTRODUCED TO ME BY YOU THAT I WILL LET HIM SUBSCRIBE TO THE LAST 20 SHARES OF MY COLOSSAL NEWSPAPER THE EUROPEAN.... IT WILL BE A GOLD MINE, AND ONE DAY, HE WILL THANK YOU PROPERLY FOR IT.
Honoré Daumier
It's just because he's your friend, and because he has been introduced to me by you that I will let him subscribe to the last 20 shares of my colossal newspaper the European.... it will be a gold mine, and one day, he will thank you properly for it.
1845
AND THIS IS WHAT THEY CALL A SQUALL!.... IT'S BEEN GOING ON FOR TWO HOURS ALREADY!.... I DON'T EVEN DARE TO OPEN MY MOUTH, I AM SURE THE RAIN MUST TASTE TERRIBLY SALTY!...
Honoré Daumier
And this is what they call a squall!.... it's been going on for two hours already!.... I don't even dare to open my mouth, I am sure the rain must taste terribly salty!...
1859
IT'S ALREADY ELEVEN O'CLOCK... IF I DON'T CATCH ANYTHING I LEAVE IN THREE HOURS
Honoré Daumier
It's already eleven o'clock... if I don't catch anything I leave in three hours
1850