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You talk like a cane! – And you like a beetroot!
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Honoré Daumier

You talk like a cane! – And you like a beetroot!

1839

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Honoré Daumier

You talk like a cane! – And you like a beetroot!

1839

Physical Qualities Crayon lithograph with hand coloring, Sheet: 174 × 244 mm. (6 7/8 × 9 5/8 in.)
Portfolio/Series Plate 11 from the series "Types Parisiens"
Credit Line Given in Memory of Joseph Katz by his Children
Object Number 1963.109.39

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Honoré Daumier

French, 1808-1879

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The President Shouting at the Top of Her Voice. Ladies, you are fromally violating § 3 of our constitution which states that no more than five graduates may talk at the same time... I call you to order... silence! Well, since ringing my bell seems to have no effect, I suspend that meeting and take my hat!... Now you can all do what you want!
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Say then, Madame Giboulard...don't you agree that it is not very pleasant for women of our gender, to come down like this everyday, cleaning the gutters of St. Honoré…
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The early morning caller. This person enters your home early in the morning and walks stealthily like a thief. If you wake up, he pretends having entered the wrong apartment, looking for a Mr. Pierre or a Mr. Paul. He is abashed with apologies and retreats after carrying off what has fallen into his hands. This man works around all the hotels, knowing that the travellers have the habit of leaving their key in the door.
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