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79 フォレーン『 世 紀 末 パリの 日 常 生 活 』 諷 刺 画 27 枚 1897 年 頃 パリ 刊
Forain, Jean-Louis. La Vie. Paris, E. Juven, [1897].〈R11-267〉
Album in folio, 57pp, 27 planches en couleurs, demi-maroquin prune.
228,690
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80 グランヴィル『 愛 は 人 種 を 超 える』1834 年 カリカチュア
Grandville, Jean-Ignace-Everard Gérard. L’amour croise des races. (Agence Matrimoniale).
(1834). Watercolour over sepia ink with areas of highlight in black ink, annotations
to verso in pencil and purple collector’s stamp, mounted to larger sheet of stiff card. (Image
size: 155 × 185mm; sheet size: 325 × 380mm).
756,000
The published version also features the caption: ‘Ici on fait luire le flambeau de
l’hyménée dans toutes les classes de la société. Assortiment varié de vieux célibataires,
de vielles douairières, de fils de famille, etc. etc. Zèle, discrétion, loyauté et bon gout.’
Le Charivari, founded and published by Philipon and Aubert, was a daily newspaper
which first appeared in 1832. Like La Caricature, Le Charivari featured the work of
Daumier and Grandville—Grandville contributed nearly forty images in the first few
years of publication—but was, at least in its initial form, less controversial. It was also a
means for Philipon and Aubert to offset some of the financial losses they accrued from
the fines imposed by the government for their more political publications. Unlike La Caricature,
Le Charivari continued daily publication throughout the nineteenth-century and
into the twentieth-century. In 1936 it switched to a weekly format before ceasing publication
the following year
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