Dites-toujours by Edme Jean Pigal (1822)

Hand-colored print of two older men in 19th-century dress, one leaning on a wooden fence with a cane, one with his back turne

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A hand-colored lithograph titled Dites-toujours by Edmé Jean Pigal, dated 1822, shows two older men in period dress outdoors. One man in a blue coat turns his back beside a stone wall, while the other in an orange coat and green breeches leans on a wooden fence holding a cane. The print is numbered 38 in the Scènes de société series.

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