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Anne Ryan and Laurel Gallery

Now, Ever Alake, My Master Dear, I Fear a Deadly Storm

1947

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Now, Ever Alake, My Master Dear, I Fear a Deadly Storm

Anne Ryan and Laurel Gallery

Now, Ever Alake, My Master Dear, I Fear a Deadly Storm

Now, Ever Alake, My Master Dear, I Fear a Deadly Storm

1947

Physical Qualities Color woodcut, Sheet: 243 × 285 mm. (9 9/16 × 11 1/4 in.) Image: 208 × 252 mm. (8 3/16 × 9 15/16 in.)
Portfolio/Series From the portfolio "Laurels Number One"
Credit Line Gift of Margaret Farthing, Clarksville, Maryland
Object Number 2012.21
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2012; Margaret Farthing, Clarksville, MD

Inscribed: lower right in white ink: "Anne Ryan."

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TO IMAGINE THAT NEXT YEAR I WILL BE EXHIBITED AND THAT EVERYBODY IN PARIS WILL SEE ME...IT IS KIND OF FLATTERING, ISN'T IT DEAR!...
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To imagine that next year I will be exhibited and that everybody in Paris will see me...it is kind of flattering, isn't it dear!...
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SNOWSTORM, MADISON SQUARE
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MY DEAR, SINCE WE WON'T HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO SEE EVERYTHING IN ONE DAY, YOU SHOULD LOOK AT THE PICTURES ON THE RIGHT WHILE I'LL LOOK AT THE ONES ON THE LEFT, AND WHEN WE GET HOME, WE'LL TELL EACH OTHER EVERYTHING WE SAW.
Honoré Daumier
My dear, since we won't have enough time to see everything in one day, you should look at the pictures on the right while I'll look at the ones on the left, and when we get home, we'll tell each other everything we saw.
1859
TO IMAGINE THAT NEXT YEAR I WILL BE EXHIBITED AND THAT EVERYBODY IN PARIS WILL SEE ME... ITS IS KIND OF FLATTERING, ISN'T IT DEAR? - I'M JUST UNHAPPY THAT YOU WON'T BE WEARING YOUR NECK-TIE... IT LOOKS A BIT SLOPPY... IF THERE IS STILL SOME TIME, WHY DON'T YOU ASK THE SCULPTOR TO ADD ON YOUR STAND-UP COLLAR.
Honoré Daumier
To imagine that next year I will be exhibited and that everybody in Paris will see me... its is kind of flattering, isn't it Dear? - I'm just unhappy that you won't be wearing your neck-tie... it looks a bit sloppy... if there is still some time, why don't you ask the sculptor to add on your stand-up collar.
1859
COME NOW, WITNESS, YOU MUST TELL US EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED ON APRIL 12 LAST YEAR.... - BUT SIR, THIS IS 9 MONTHS AGO... - NEVER MIND THAT , TELL US ANYWAY!
Honoré Daumier
Come now, witness, you must tell us exactly what happened on April 12 last year.... - But Sir, this is 9 months ago... - Never mind that , tell us anyway!
1846
CHARLES DUPIN. CALLED THE WISE. ONE ASSUMES THAT HE KNOWS EVERYTHING, APART FROM HOW TO BIND A NECK-TIE.
Honoré Daumier
Charles Dupin. Called the Wise. One assumes that he knows everything, apart from how to bind a neck-tie.
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