Ah! little rascal, you are meddling in politics!
Charles Philipon · 1800 - 1862
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Why is this public domain? Charles Philipon died in 1862; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored lithographic caricature shows a man in a blue coat with gold epaulettes hoisting a smaller man in a military uniform and shako onto his back. A red-draped stool holds a placard with handwritten French text, and a caption beneath the scene reads the title. The work is credited to Charles Philipon and dated 1830.
