Quand on pense que voilà ce que c’est qu’un homme… by Paul Gavarni

Hand-colored print of a bearded man on a blue sofa showing a skeleton sketch to a woman leaning over him.

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Quand on pense que voilà ce que c’est qu’un homme. et que les femmes aiment ça, Paul Gavarni (1839-1841). Via artnap.com

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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 lithograph by Paul Gavarni, dated 1839-1841, shows a bearded man seated on a blue upholstered sofa reading an open sketchbook that displays a drawing of a skeleton. A woman with her hair pinned up leans over the back of the sofa to look at the page beside him.

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1839-1841

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