La confession de Badinguet by Zut (1870)

Hand-colored satirical caricature of a grotesque kneeling figure confessing to a stern cleric behind a confessional grille, w

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A hand-colored lithographic caricature titled La confession de Badinguet by Zut (Alfred Le Petit), dated 1870, shows a grotesquely exaggerated kneeling figure with a large nose and goatish features confessing to a stern, wide-eyed cleric seen through a confessional grille. The handwritten French caption lists accusations of betrayal and the massacre of men, ending with a mocking penance to keep drinking, eating and sleeping well.

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1870

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