Même pour un homme, c’est trop long, baron, il faut que je vous traine chez Antoine
Georges Goursat · 1863-1934
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Même pour un homme, c’est trop long, baron, il faut que je vous traine chez Antoine, Georges Goursat (1900-1934). Via artnap.com
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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 hand-colored caricature shows a woman in a pale dress with a pearl necklace and a black feathered fan, speaking to a stooping man in a grey suit with his hands in his pockets. Two French captions beneath the figures record their exchange. The print is attributed to Georges Goursat (Sem) and dated 1900-1934.
