Légende

Two criminals talk about a third man, Pourquoi donc qu'y fait tant sa tête, celui-là?, Vanity of vanities, Vanité des Vanités! Tout n'est que vanité!, cartoon, print, Series number, 6, 10, printmaker: Charles Emile Jacque, printer (person): Aubert & Cie., Paris, 1843, printer (person), paper, lithography, height 363 mm x width 246 mm, Print used for: Le Charivari, 1843., heating stove, criminals, whispering, A pencil or charcoal drawing of an interior scene showing a cylindrical stove with a vertical pipe rising and angling toward the upper right, two men standing to the left in worn clothing with one hunched and clutching his coat while the other leans close and looks down, a seated figure to the right reclining on a stool with legs crossed and one hand near the mouth, and two faintly sketched figures in the background around a table.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B37_498

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

41.2Mo (6.2Mo) / 28.8cm x 35.8cm / 3402 x 4230 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Two criminals talk third man Pourquoi donc qu'y fait tant sa tête celui-là Vanity vanities Vanité des Vanités! Tout n'est que vanité! cartoon print Series number 6 10 printmaker Charles Emile Jacque printer person Aubert & Cie Paris 1843 paper lithography height 363 mm x width 246 mm Print Le Charivari heating stove criminals whispering pencil charcoal drawing interior scene showing cylindrical stove vertical pipe rising angling upper right two men standing left worn clothing hunched clutching coat leans close looks down seated figure right reclining stool legs crossed hand near mouth two faintly sketched figures background table