
Ernest Picard, l’éléphant d’Europe
Faustin Betbeder · 1847-1914
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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 shows an elephant with a human body, dressed in a dark jacket, red floral waistcoat and cream trousers, holding a green folder labeled Finances. It stands on a grassy path before a thatched hut and a lattice fence, with a tree and birds in the sky. The print is signed Faustin and bears the publisher credit Saillant, Éditeur, and the lithographer credit Lith. Barousse, Paris, with the title Ernest Picard, l’éléphant d’Europe.























