Study of Reverence for the Quadrille of the Lancers, plate 380 from Actualités, 1857
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When the Devil Grew Old He Became a Hermit, plate 476, 1835
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An Unpleasant Aspect of the New Type of Omnibus, plate 13 from Croquis Parisiens, 1856
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A Visit to the Baths. Queuing in front of the changing rooms - or the steam bath before the cold bath, plate 20 from Croquis D'été, 1858
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“I'm guarding city hall", 1822
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A Revolt On Board. “- Ah! you want to be your own captain!... - Ah! you are treating me like an idiot... hey... I hope the Seine washes away that insult!,” plate 13 from Les Canotiers Parisiens, 1843
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An Encounter in Open Water, plate eleven from Les Canotiers Parisiens, 1843
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Victor Lawson Monument, 1970/72
Thomas A. Knudtson
Battle Scene, 1818
Victor Lassus
The New Paris. How fortunate for those in a hurry that the avenues have been widened!!!, plate 301 from Souvenirs d’artistes, 1862
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“- Please no exaggerations in this article which goes to all the newspapers. Write only that our pupil Greluchot has received fourteen prizes and that there is no doubt that the Institute Bilboquet is the finest in all of Paris!,” plate 27 from Professeurs Et Moutards, 1846
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New Year's Day. The Chinese, following an old and respectable tradition invented by a confectioner, never fail to begin the year by offering to all their acquaintances chestnuts and other small presents. They kiss each other with pursed lips, but would rather tear each other apart. On this memorable day in Beijing alone 300'000 kilos of sweets and 200'000 kilos of gingerbread will be devoured. No wonder that on January 2nd all the little Chinese have a colic. But who cares.... next year they'll be again filled up with the same colic enhancing stuff always under the pretext of "traditional duty", plate 25 from Voyage En Chine, 1845
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“Indeed, I don't know what they looked like at Austerlitz, but they could hardly have looked any better,” plate 7 from Coquetterie, 1839
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Landscape Painters at Work, plate 309 from Souvenirs d'artistes, 1862
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Street Musicians, c. 1855
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Universal Exposition, Paris 1900, c. 1900
Frédéric Charles Victor de Vernon
Business Envoys, plate 43 from Tout Ce Qu'on Voudra, 1848
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Oedipe. “- When my sword cut into his bleeding heart - You are trembling Madame - It was then that the world was falling apart,” plate ten from Physionomies tragiques, 1851
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“You remember now that young Cabassol is far too good in translation that I would allow anyone in this class to molest him... he is under my immediate protection! At the final exams it is he who will hold up the honour of Bilboquet High school,” plate 32 from Professeurs Et Moutards, 1846
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“- Mr.Lifeguard.... is it true there are sharks at Dieppe? - Of course... but it is pretty simple... as soon as you see one coming to eat you, all you have to do is lay down sideways. He won't eat you for fear of choking to death,” plate 1 from Aus Bains De Mer, c. 1858
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