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Hand-colored print of a woman in a green dress seated on a man's lap while he touches her chin, with a top hat and cane nearb

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Appelle-moi encore scélérat.. Si fait.. si fait.. ça me fait plaisir, Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithograph shows a woman in a green dress and white bonnet seated on the lap of a man in a dark coat, who reaches up to touch her chin with a flushed, grinning face. A black top hat with a cane rests on a nearby chair beside a wooden cabinet and a window curtain. The print is signed with the monogram C.J.T. at lower left and carries the publisher's credit Lith. de Delaunois at lower right, attributed to Charles-Joseph Traviès de Villers.