Fiance by Hermann Paul (1902)

Caricature of a bald man in a dark suit leaning toward a woman holding a fan, drawn in black with pale color washes.

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A caricatured print titled Fiancé by Hermann-Paul, dated 1902, shows a bald, bulbous-headed man in a dark suit leaning toward a seated woman who holds an open fan to her face. Loose black crayon-like strokes and pale orange, green and pink washes define the figures and the striped backdrop, and a French caption reads Enfin!. Je vais pouvoir aimer!

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1902

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