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Speech from the Throne It is always with the greatest pleasure that I am in your idst . . . my dear fly-catcher. Reply to the throne speech. It is always a great pleasure to find you among us, the representatives of a tricked people. (Discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que je me retrouve au milieu de vous, que, qui, quoi, attrappe peuple ! Réponse au discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que vous vous retrouvez au milieu de nous, quoi, qui, que, peuple attrappe !)

Speech from the Throne It is always with the greatest pleasure that I am in your idst . . . my dear fly-catcher. Reply to the throne speech. It is always a great pleasure to find you among us, the representatives of a tricked people. (Discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que je me retrouve au milieu de vous, que, qui, quoi, attrappe peuple ! Réponse au discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que vous vous retrouvez au milieu de nous, quoi, qui, que, peuple attrappe !)

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Honoré Daumier

Artist/Maker
Honoré Daumier
(French, 1808 - 1879)
Title
Speech from the Throne It is always with the greatest pleasure that I am in your idst . . . my dear fly-catcher. Reply to the throne speech. It is always a great pleasure to find you among us, the representatives of a tricked people. (Discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que je me retrouve au milieu de vous, que, qui, quoi, attrappe peuple ! Réponse au discours du Trône. C’est toujours avec un nouveau plaisir que vous vous retrouvez au milieu de nous, quoi, qui, que, peuple attrappe !)
Date
1834
Material & Process
Lithograph
Dimensions
9 3/16 x 12 9/16 in. Support
Credit
Gift of Helen Wurdemann
Inventory No.
1983.106
Classification
Prints
Location
France

Related

To 1983, collection of Helen Wurdemann [married name Guzzardi] (Los Angeles); January 1983, gifted to the Elvehjem Museum of Art [now called Chazen Museum of Art]

  • Delteil, Loys. "Le peintre-graveur illustré, vol. XX-XXIX." Paris, 1906-1926. no. 201

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