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Politique des Femmes: Droit de visite by Paul Gavarni [Chevalier] — VisualArtsDB

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Politique des Femmes: Droit de visite

Politique des Femmes: Droit de visite

Politique des Femmes: Droit de visite

Paul Gavarni [Chevalier]

1843

Medium: lithograph
Genre: Print
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art

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France, 19th century

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Pamela, you owe me your existence . . .

Pamela, you owe me your existence . . .

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This Mr. Ernest is handsome enough . . .

This Mr. Ernest is handsome enough . . .

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Les-Parents-Terribles series: Mr. Charles said to me: What's she got?

Les-Parents-Terribles series: Mr. Charles said to me: What's she got?

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Upon receipt of this letter . . .

Upon receipt of this letter . . .

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Masks and faces: Mr. Pipanthoud, vous ni affichez

Masks and faces: Mr. Pipanthoud, vous ni affichez

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Les-Parents-Terribles series: Well, now, Achilles...

Les-Parents-Terribles series: Well, now, Achilles...

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On fait l'aimable le mardi

On fait l'aimable le mardi

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Carnaval

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Come now! pay attention: What must one do when one has sinned?

Come now! pay attention: What must one do when one has sinned?

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I hear a carriage. It's M. Chose [Thing] who comes to see his treasure. You mean his treasure-keeper, my dear., p. 107

I hear a carriage. It's M. Chose [Thing] who comes to see his treasure. You mean his treasure-keeper, my dear., p. 107

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