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Honoré DAUMIER

Born
26 February 1808 Marseilles, France
Died
10 February 1879
Nationality
French

85 works

Having the vain idea of competing with the train Honoré DAUMIER The forbidden bathe Honoré DAUMIER Philosophical contemplations of a lover of quiet pleasures. A small solitary arm of the Marne, not too much water, some waterlilies and a large number of frogs, he's like a plank for an hour, and this is what makes a man happy Honoré DAUMIER A gust of wind not predicted by Mathieu (of the Drome) Honoré DAUMIER But the snow offers even less charms. Honoré DAUMIER In Paris, the fog has some small inconveniences Honoré DAUMIER An icy day. The angel of the sidewalk Honoré DAUMIER My goodness, I was about to go to bed. Fair Lady, we would be only too happy to assist at this event. Honoré DAUMIER Musicians playing for about twelve hours at a fixed price, and not requesting a salary increase. The director of the opera considers making them an offer Honoré DAUMIER A Sunday amateur. Ah, if I had all these old pictures, how I could sell all these beautiful frames Honoré DAUMIER And you, what do you like best at the Salon this year? The beer. Honoré DAUMIER There's no doubt about it, that's definitely me. However I am very disappointed that the artist insisted on portraying me without my glasses and collar Honoré DAUMIER A new model theatre Nothing has been neglected here for the convenience of the spectators Honoré DAUMIER Full again. I think they do it on purpose Honoré DAUMIER Let's see, let's see, you've got the number 57 and I just called again for 3 Honoré DAUMIER In the bus. Twig by twig, the little bird has built his nest and the conductor receives his fare Honoré DAUMIER If patience was banished from the rest of the world, you would find it again at a Paris bus station Honoré DAUMIER Country neighbours. I am really wondering, why in weather like this, Moufflonet couldn't postpone the birthday of his niece to another day Honoré DAUMIER Even more indigestible than a lobster dinner is a gentleman who has a passion to sing a romance after the meal. (Reflections of a guest who is forced to listen) Honoré DAUMIER That imbecile Dubrancard, instead of spending 300 francs for this dance-evening where they are just serving tea, he should rather have invited us for a good meal. (opinion of those who do not dance) Honoré DAUMIER They say that there are people who drink absinth in a country that produces such good wine as this. Honoré DAUMIER Come on you rasca. Just you wait, you crook. Oh come on Alfred, after all, you've known each other for some twenty years. Honoré DAUMIER Rural cunning Honoré DAUMIER And from her rosy lips, escapes a sweet name like the song of a bird Honoré DAUMIER The incomparable sleepwalker. What am I touching in this moment? A small object of everyday use which I am not quite able to identify. Honoré DAUMIER A pastime which never goes out of fashion Honoré DAUMIER Ah! you are…. what do you want me to do about it? Honoré DAUMIER A slightly strained relationship Honoré DAUMIER Who dares to say that hunting does not arouse lively emotions Honoré DAUMIER Oh blast, they have killed our partridge, the only one left in the vicinity Honoré DAUMIER
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