
Baron du Charmel
Joseph Mollard · 1833 - 1888
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Mollard died in 1888; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A caricature in pencil or lithographic crayon shows a man with an exaggerated head, a monocle with a dangling cord, and a narrow moustache, dressed in a double-breasted frock coat and holding a leash. A small dog lies at his feet beside a rising sun with a smiling face, and a domed building with a tall minaret stands at the right. The work is titled Baron du Charmel, attributed to Joseph Mollard, and dated 1869.























