Histoire Ancienne./11./L'Epée de Damoclès
Honoré Daumier · French, 1808-1879
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A lithograph showing a seated man in a cloak at a dining table, gesturing toward a standing servant who leans in with a sly expression. A sword hangs from the ceiling above the table, alluding to the tale of Damocles, and a four-line verse caption appears beneath the image. The work is credited to Honoré Daumier and held by the Musée Carnavalet, Paris.
