Rifolard is more delighted than ever…
Honoré Daumier · 1808-1879
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Why is this public domain? Honoré Daumier died in 1879; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithograph from the series Les Banqueteurs shows three uniformed men in a city street covered in falling flowers, with figures tossing blossoms from balconies above. The title and caption are printed beneath the image, and the work is attributed to Honoré Daumier, dated 1848.
