Bal de la courtille by Godefroy Engelmann (1830)

Hand-colored caricature lithograph of exaggerated costumed dancers at an outdoor street ball with a violinist and wine bottle

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A hand-colored lithograph titled Bal de la Courtille, produced by Godefroy Engelmann in 1830, shows exaggerated caricature figures in festive costume dancing in an open street. A violinist plays from a raised wooden platform beside a table with wine bottles, while a sign reading Bal de l'Union hangs near a blue iron fence and green trees.

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1830

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