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Gère m'am'celle, fod'dit pillet n'est blis tant mes mains . . . by Paul Gavarni — VisualArtsDB

Gère m'am'celle, fod'dit pillet n'est blis tant mes mains . . .

Gère m'am'celle, fod'dit pillet n'est blis tant mes mains . . .

Medium: Lithograph
Genre: Print
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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Jacques Maubourguet, you wanted to make a man out of your boy, who wasn't anything but a good-for-nothing! But now he is a Viscount ... of Maubourguet! Jacques, my man, there is only one God! I'd like to shake his Viscount-ness ... and no later than right away!, p. 18

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Here we are, it's a road leading deep into the valley . . .

Here we are, it's a road leading deep into the valley . . .

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Masks and faces: I have been slandered

Masks and faces: I have been slandered

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