Ce n’est pas la tête de Van-Dick qui les occupe tous by Charles Vernier

Hand-colored 1840 lithograph of artists at easels in a studio, painting caricatured portraits of a bearded man.

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Ce n’est pas la tête de Van-Dick qui les occupe tous, Charles Vernier (1840). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Charles Vernier died in 1892; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored lithograph by Charles Vernier, dated 1840, shows a group of artists at easels in a studio, each painting a caricatured portrait of a bearded man with a moustache. The figures wear mid-nineteenth-century dress, and the wooden chairs and easels fill the studio setting. The print is titled "Ce n’est pas la tête de Van-Dick qui les occupe tous."

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