La Polka by Charles Vernier (1844)

Engraving of a man in a tailcoat and a woman in a full gown dancing the polka, with roses in her hair and bouquet.

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An engraved print shows a man in a dark tailcoat and a woman in a full pale gown with a rose bouquet and rose hair ornament, mid-step in a lively dance. The figures are rendered in fine parallel hatching against a warm tan paper ground. This print, titled La Polka, was made by Charles Vernier in 1844.

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1844

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