Caption
Monkey lifts the wig of a seated man and a child secretly drinks from a bottle, A monkey farce, The little gourmand, The little printing shop, Small collection of prints, print, album page, Page with two separate illustrations. This print is part of an album., printmaker: Eugène Hippolyte Forest, printmaker: Frédéric Bouchot, publisher: Aubert & Cie., Paris, 1834, paper, wood engraving, height 141 mm x width 232 mm, monkeys, apes, wig, Gluttony, Intemperance, 'Gula', 'Gola', 'Ingordigia', 'Ingordigia overo Avidità', 'Voracità' (Ripa), personification of one of the Seven Deadly Sins, glutton, A monochrome sketch shows an interior scene with a seated man leaning back in a chair holding a sheet while a monkey squats on the chair back holding a rounded object toward his face and a perched bird stands on a nearby tall stand; shelves behind them hold rounded vessels and small figurines above stacked books and drawers, and a basket sits beside the chair. To the right, a child walks while drinking from a bottle, a small group of seated figures is visible through a doorway at a table, and a tall shelving unit stands against the wall with a framed picture and a hanging clock nearby; the floor has scattered small objects and a case.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B16_106
License type
Rights managed
Available size
44.6Mb (10.4Mb) / 16.6in x 10.4in / 4975 x 3134 (300dpi)