Le décrotteur du roi Guillaume by Zut

Hand-colored caricature of a kneeling bootblack polishing the boot of a bearded officer, with a helmeted soldier behind them.

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A hand-colored satirical lithograph titled Le décrotteur du roi Guillaume, by Zut (Alfred Le Petit), presented as a supplement to La Charge. A kneeling bootblack labeled Badinguet polishes the boot of a caricatured bearded officer, while a helmeted soldier stands in the background. The caption below records a short exchange of dialogue between the two figures.

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