Le roi Manu: [estampe] / Jean Veber; [texte] Pierre Veber by Jean Veber

Ink caricature of five exaggerated figures labeled Poucerot, Lichepot, Longi, Malapprís and Glin le Futé, with the title Le r

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This ink drawing is a caricature illustration from the New York Herald Paris Easter Supplement of April 8, 1906, titled Le roi Manu, with text by Pierre Veber and illustrations by Jean Veber. It shows five exaggerated figures labeled Poucerot, Lichepot, Longi, Malapprís and Glin le Futé, each drawn with distorted proportions and humorous expressions.

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