Antonine Lefebvre de Laboulaye by Joseph Mollard (1869)

Pencil caricature of a bearded man with pince-nez in a cluttered laboratory with flasks and a 'Le public n'entre pas' sign.

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A pencil caricature shows a bearded man in profile wearing pince-nez glasses and holding a long-stemmed pipe or tube, standing in a cluttered laboratory-like interior. Glass flasks, a retort, scissors-like instruments, and papers lie on the table and floor, and a sign above the doorway reads "LE PUBLIC N'ENTRE PAS." The work is titled Antonine Lefebvre de Laboulaye, is attributed to Joseph Mollard, and is dated 1869.

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