Le nouveau livre de Victor Hugo by André Gill (1877)

Ink caricature of a seated man writing, holding a book titled Le Crime du 2 Décembre, with a lion and an eagle beside him.

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A caricature in ink-line style shows a heavy-browed, mustached man seated and writing with a pen, holding up an open book inscribed Le Crime du 2 Décembre. A lion crouches beside him, its head resting near the chair, while a bird of prey with spread wings lies at his feet. This 1877 print by André Gill is a satirical portrait of the sitter.

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