Ce que parler veut dire by Frédéric Bouchot (1837)

Hand-colored print of two men talking in a pink-walled room, one holding a top hat, with a woman in pink at right.

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A hand-colored lithograph shows two men in a richly furnished interior, one leaning forward with a hand on his chest while the other holds a top hat and smiles. A woman in a pink dress appears in a mirror or doorway at the right, and gilt-framed pictures hang on the pink walls. The work is titled Ce que parler veut dire, by Frédéric Bouchot, dated 1837.

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