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Colour satirical print of animals in a banquet feast celebrating a lion wedding, with journalists reading newspapers.

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Gli animali parlanti Les animaux parlants, Augusto Grossi (1879), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographic satirical print showing anthropomorphic animals gathered at a banquet to celebrate a lion and lioness wedding, with a magician presenting gifts on the right. Newspaper-reading animals labelled as journalists line the upper right, and bottles lie scattered in the foreground. The print is titled Gli animali parlanti / Les animaux parlants, by Augusto Grossi, dated 1879.