Armenonville by Georges Goursat (1901)

Caricature lithograph of fashionable diners in plumed hats and evening dress around a white-draped table, signed Sem.

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Why is this public domain? Georges Goursat died in 1934; this work is in the public domain.

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A caricatured dining scene shows elegantly dressed women in large plumed hats and men in dark and red evening clothes seated and standing around a white-draped table with glasses, plates, and an ice bucket. The loose line work and flat washes of pale yellow, red, and purple give the lithograph a light satirical tone. The work is titled Armenonville, is by Georges Goursat (Sem), and dates to 1901.

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