Maman va venir, pas tout de suite elle est avec Madame… by Paul Gavarni

Hand-colored print of a seated man in a dark coat beside a reclining woman with a cane on a pink sofa.

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Maman va venir, pas tout de suite elle est avec Madame Pelet. moi j’en ai pas, Paul Gavarni (1838-1840). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print by Paul Gavarni dated 1838-1840 shows a bearded man in a dark coat and pale trousers seated on a pink upholstered sofa, gloved hands resting on his knees. Beside him a woman in a pink dress reclines with eyes closed, holding a gold-tipped cane, while a top hat sits on a small stool in the foreground.

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1838-1840

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