Polkamania by Charles Vernier (1840-1849)

Hand-colored lithograph of a stout man and a woman in white dancing the polka while onlookers watch in a ballroom.

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A hand-colored lithograph titled Polkamania by Charles Vernier, dated 1840-1849, shows a stout man in black tailcoat and red cravat dancing the polka with a woman in a white dress and bodice. Onlookers stand along the wall beside a poster reading POLKA and a pink curtain, with the publisher credit Chez Aubert at the bottom.

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1840-1849

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