Mr. Vienn, premier chantre de la Cour by Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

Caricature lithograph of a singer in a laurel wreath and spectacles, mouth open, playing a lyre.

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A lithographic caricature shows a man wearing a laurel wreath and round spectacles, with his mouth open in song as he plays a lyre. He wears a dark coat, a high pleated cravat, and an ornate lyre with round rosette decorations. The work is a print by Charles-Joseph Traviès de Villers, dated 1832, and is titled Mr. Vienn, premier chantre de la Cour.

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