La princesse Mathilde. M’sieu le Curé n’aime pas les os by Faustin Betbeder

Hand-colored caricature of a stout woman in a white bonnet and apron holding a wine bottle beside a red curtain.

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A hand-colored caricature print shows an exaggerated, heavy-set woman in a large white bonnet and blue dress with a white apron, holding a wine bottle and standing beside a red curtain. A red hat hangs on the wall beside two blue coat hooks, and a rosary dangles near the floor. The print is credited to Faustin Betbeder, with the title "La princesse Mathilde.

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