
Défilé des Teutons et de nos pendules. / 14
Victor Coindre · 1816-1893
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A hand-colored satirical print by Victor Coindre titled Défilé des Teutons et de nos pendules, numbered 14. A bearded officer in a blue-topped cap and dark coat gestures toward a seated woman in a red robe and crown, while a crowd of clocks and pendulums appears behind them. A speech bubble in French carries the caricatured dialogue.

































