Très hauts et très puissans moutards et moutardes légitimes (Very Haughty and Very Mighty Legitimist Brats)
Très hauts et très puissans moutards et moutardes légitimes (Very Haughty and Very Mighty Legitimist Brats)

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Très hauts et très puissans moutards et moutardes légitimes (Very Haughty and Very Mighty Legitimist Brats),

1834

Honoré Daumier, 1808–1879; born Valmondois, France; died Marseille, France
Printed by Albert Besnard, 1849–1934; born and died Paris, France; active Rome, Italy and London, England
Published by Aubert, French, active 1829–1847
x1969-13

Information

Title
Très hauts et très puissans moutards et moutardes légitimes (Very Haughty and Very Mighty Legitimist Brats)
Dates

1834

Maker
Honoré Daumier
Printed by Albert Besnard
Published by Aubert
Medium
Lithograph
Dimensions
image: 30.2 × 47.7 cm (11 7/8 × 18 3/4 in.) sheet: 35.5 x 50.2 cm (14 x 19 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Harry A. Brooks, Class of 1935
Object Number
x1969-13
Place Made

Europe, France, Paris

Inscription
Printed above stone, upper left: 19e Dessin de la l’assocation mensuelle (mois de Février) Initialed in stone, lower right: h.D. Printed below stone, lower left and right: Chez Aubert, galerie viro dodat / L. de Besnard Printed caption in lower margin, center: TRÈS HAUTS ET TRÈS PUISSANS MOUTARDS ET MOUTARDES LÈGITIMES. / Peuples battez vous, déchierez vous, égorgez vous, pour ces Augustes personnages vous leur appartenez imbécilles.
Reference Numbers
Delteil and Hazard 307; Delteil 132
Culture
French
Type
lithographs, prints
Materials
lithographic ink
Techniques
lithography
Subject
children (people by age group), toys (recreational artifacts)

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