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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) (Cet imbécile de Dubrancard, au lieu de dépenser trois cents francs pour cette soirée dansante où l'on ne vous sert que du thé, n'aurait-il pas mieux fait de nous donner un bon dîner? (Opinion de ceux qui ne dansent pas.)) (1864)
gillotype on brown paper
19.3 × 21.9 cm (image) 19.6 × 22.6 cm (comp.) 22.5 × 22.6 cm (comp. and text) 26.9 × 30.7 cm irreg. (sheet)
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Felton Bequest, 1930
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Medium
gillotype on brown paper
Measurements
19.3 × 21.9 cm (image) 19.6 × 22.6 cm (comp.) 22.5 × 22.6 cm (comp. and text) 26.9 × 30.7 cm irreg. (sheet)
Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Felton Bequest, 1930
Gallery location
Not on display
Place/s of Execution
Paris, France
Catalogue/s Raisonné
Delteil 3356 ii/ii
Edition
2nd of 2 states
Inscription
printed in ink (in image) l.l: 16. / h.D.
Accession Number
4340-3
Departments
International Prints / International Prints and Drawings
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