It’s nothing Eleanor… by Honoré Daumier (1857)

Caricature of a man with umbrella and a woman in a billowing gown battling wind and rain on a Parisian street, with a hat fly

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A lithograph from the Croquis Parisiens series shows a bespectacled man holding an umbrella against a gust of wind and rain while a woman in a voluminous gown is pushed back beside him, her hair flying. A hat tumbles through the air above them, and the caption beneath reads that it is nothing, only a squall announcing the arrival of spring.

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