La grande colère de l’Univers et du Figaro
André Gill · 1840 - 1885
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La grande colère de l’Univers et du Figaro, André Gill (1875). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? André Gill died in 1885; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored caricature shows two figures with stylized faces and exaggerated limbs, one holding a newspaper labeled Figaro and the other a newspaper labeled L'Univers. A large razor and a printed musical score with lyrics and the credit to Crémieux, Tréfeu and Offenbach lie across the composition against a black background. The work is attributed to André Gill and dated 1875.
