Pauvre bi bi!! j’en mourrai peut-être by Joseph Ambroise Jobard

Hand-colored caricature of passengers thrown from an overturned yellow coach onto a muddy road beside a haystack.

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Pauvre bi bi!! j’en mourrai peut-être, Joseph Ambroise Jobard (1826). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored caricature print shows a yellow coach overturned on a muddy road, with passengers tumbling out and bystanders gathered on the vehicle. The scene is captioned with the French phrase "Pauvre bi bi!! j'en mourrai peut-être," and the print is credited to Joseph Ambroise Jobard, dated 1826.

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