Monsieur GrévyPrésident du Palais des Singes by Faustin Betbeder

Hand-colored caricature of a man with a monkey's body in a red chair at a lectern, surrounded by monkeys in a wire enclosure.

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A hand-colored lithograph in which a bald, bearded man wearing a top hat sits in a red armchair at a wooden lectern, depicted with a monkey's body. Around him, monkeys in an enclosure with wire mesh watch, one raising a glass, while others climb ropes and a bell hangs from the ceiling. The print is a satirical caricature signed by Faustin and dated 1871.

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