Vive le ‘Sire’ de Normandie by Georges Goursat (1920)

Colored caricature of a man with a cane facing a woman vendor holding a heart-shaped cream cake from a basket.

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A colored caricature shows a man in a blue suit and hat leaning on a cane, facing a smiling blonde woman in a green bodice and strawberry-patterned skirt who holds up a heart-shaped cream cake. Her basket is labeled Coeurs a la creme, and the caption below reads Vive le Sire de Normandie. The print is attributed to Georges Goursat (Sem) and dated 1920.

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