Société philharmonique de province by Jules Platier

Caricature lithograph of a chaotic provincial orchestra with musicians in top hats arguing and playing violin, cello and wind

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A crowded lithograph shows a chaotic orchestra of men in top hats and frock coats playing violins, a cello, and wind instruments, with sheet music on music stands. Two figures in the center shout at each other while a seated player in the foreground sprawls with his legs in the air beside a drum. The work is titled Société philharmonique de province, was made by Jules Platier, and is dated 1841.

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