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Red-ink caricature menu for the 110th Dîner du Cornet, 1907, showing a bearded man on tram rails and a crowd of figures.

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110e dîner du Gornet/6 Mars 1907/Président : M. Quentin-Bauchart/Menu/A mon ami Quentin Bauchart/A.Willette, 1907, Adolphe Willette (1907), Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A red-ink caricature drawing serves as the decorative header of a dinner menu for the 110th Dîner du Cornet held on 6 March 1907, with Président M. Quentin-Bauchart named at the top. The illustration shows a bearded man with a cane on rails, a rearing horse statue, a triumphal arch, and a crowd of satirical figures on horseback and in carriages, with a Metropolitain sign. The printed menu lists courses and wines in purple type on the right, and a handwritten dedication dated 1907 appears at lower left.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris