Girod de l’Ain – J.-Joseph Rousseau – amiral Verhuel

Honoré Daumier, 1835

The image shows three exaggerated caricatures of men. The man on the left has his hands in his pockets and leans slightly backward. He wears a coat, an ascot, and trousers. The central figure is seated at a desk with folded arms. He wears a suit and the desk has papers and an inkwell. The man on the right stands with one hand on his chest and the other behind his back. He has exaggerated facial features and styled hair.

Artiste: Honoré Daumier
Datation: 1835
Catégorie: Estampe
Technique: Lithographie
Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence: Domaine public, CC0

Description de l’image

The image shows three exaggerated caricatures of men. The man on the left has his hands in his pockets and leans slightly backward. He wears a coat, an ascot, and trousers. The central figure is seated at a desk with folded arms. He wears a suit and the desk has papers and an inkwell. The man on the right stands with one hand on his chest and the other behind his back. He has exaggerated facial features and styled hair.

Honoré Daumier