Dachu, M’ame Dachu est la crême des femmes by Paul Gavarni

Two men in colored clothing confront each other closely beside a wall with 'DE VIN' lettering, in a Gavarni print.

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Two men face each other closely in a street corner beside a wall bearing the partial word 'DE VIN' in faded lettering. The figure on the left wears a dark blue coat over green and orange clothing and a brown cap, while the man on the right has bushy curly hair, a purple waistcoat and checked trousers. This colored print by Paul Gavarni, titled 'Dachu, M'ame Dachu est la crême des femmes', is held by the pdx collection.

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