Deux rois par Faustin by Faustin Betbeder

Hand-colored caricature playing card of a crowned king with a sword and sceptre, with diamond suit markings and inscribed nam

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Why is this public domain? Faustin Betbeder died in 1914; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored lithograph styled as a playing card, showing a caricatured king in a gold crown, red and black robes, and a sash with orders, holding a sword and a sceptre-like object. Red diamond suit marks appear in the corners, and the card is inscribed with the names Guillaume-l'Ivrogne, César-Cartouche, Gredin and Vieux Lâche. The work is titled Deux rois par Faustin, signed by Faustin Betbeder and dated 1870 in the image.

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