Légende
To say that Arsinoé was not happy to be portrayed, Caricature of a man by the bust of his wife, Pedante vrouwen, Les Bas-Bleus, cartoon, Series number, 12, 40, The man grumbles that he has to dust the marble bust of his wife every morning., number: '205', printmaker: Honoré Daumier, Paris, printer (person): Aubert & Cie., 1844, printer (person), paper, lithography, lithografie, height 363 mm x width 238 mm, Print used for: Le Charivari, 04-03-1844., sculpture, portrait of a writer, caricatures (human types), satire on marriage, (household) utensils and implements (with NAME), A charcoal or pencil sketch of an interior scene showing a person in profile standing and facing a bust on a small ornate table, the person wearing a patterned long robe and holding a fan against their back, with a slightly hunched posture and pronounced facial features; the bust on the table wears a wreath and rests on stacked rectangular plinths, and the table has carved cabriole legs with decorative details; a framed oval portrait hangs on the wall behind them and a larger framed area is partially visible to the left, while the floor and background walls are shaded with soft crosshatching.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B23_100
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
42.2Mo (7.1Mo) / 28.6cm x 37.0cm / 3376 x 4372 (300dpi)