Le pauvre cher défunt! by Abel Faivre (1908-1916)

Colored caricature of a veiled woman with a handkerchief and a man in a top hat with a cane, both in black mourning dress.

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A colored lithograph by Abel Faivre, dated 1908-1916, shows two exaggerated figures in mourning dress: a veiled woman dabbing her face with a handkerchief and a man in a top hat leaning on a cane. The caption beneath reads that the poor dear departed had wanted crêpes for Mardi Gras, giving the satirical scene its wry tone.

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1908-1916

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