Les circulaires de Mr. Thiers. Pouah by Moloch

Hand-colored satirical print of a woman holding a mirror toward a vulture-bodied man with glasses, with soldiers fighting beh

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Why is this public domain? Moloch died in 1909; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored satirical print titled Les circulaires de Mr. Thiers. Pouah, signed Moloch. A bare-chested woman in red drapery and a red cap holds up a mirror that casts a beam onto a seated bespectacled man whose body is that of a vulture, with an inkwell, quill and papers before him.

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