Dindonne, va Et quel homme est-ce by Paul Gavarni

Hand-colored print of two women in an interior, one in a plaid skirt and one in a patterned cloak beside a doorway.

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Why is this public domain? Paul Gavarni died in 1866; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored print by Paul Gavarni, titled Dindonne, va Et quel homme est-ce, shows two women in an interior. One stands with her back turned in a white blouse and plaid skirt, while the other lifts her arm to her hair, wearing a white dress under a patterned cloak beside a dark doorway. A table with a vase of flowers stands at left against a lilac wall.

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