Henri est fort bien. mais je crois que c’est Charles que… by Paul Gavarni

Hand-colored 1840s print of two women in an interior, one in white, one in dark dress, with top hats on a table.

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Henri est fort bien. mais je crois que c’est Charles que j’aime le mieux. Alors épouse Henri, Paul Gavarni (1840). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithograph showing two women in 1840s dress standing in an interior. One woman in a white gown with a purple collar faces away, hands on her hips, while the other in a dark skirt and blue bodice looks down beside a yellow curtain. Two top hats rest on a small table at left.

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