Cercle artistique de la Seine Diner by Charles-Henri Pille

Reddish-brown caricature of artists and a costumed soldier beside a printed menu header reading Cercle artistique de la Seine

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Why is this public domain? Charles-Henri Pille died in 1897; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen-and-ink style caricature in reddish-brown ink shows a group of men in exaggerated poses, including a soldier in a plumed helmet and armor, a painter seated with palette and brushes, and a man leaning on an easel. The printed header reads "Cercle artistique de la Seine" and "Diner du," with blank ruled lines for writing. The work is attributed to Charles-Henri Pille and carries a Ville de Paris stamp.

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