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A Day When You Do Not Pay–Twenty-Five-Degree Heat (Un jour ou l'on ne paye pas. Vingt-cinq degres de chaleur ), from Le Public du Salon, published in Le Charivari, May 17, 1852

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Honoré Daumier (French, Marseilles 1808–1879 Valmondois)

"Le Charivari" was a French newspaper that was published from 1832 to 1937. It was known for its satirical and humorous content, and featured caricatures, jokes, and political commentary. The newspaper was known for its irreverent tone and its willingness to challenge the authorities and speak truth to power. It was very popular in its time.

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honore daumier maison martinet hautecoeur freres charles trinocq lithographs planographic prints prints heat ou l and paye vingt cinq degres vingt cinq degres chaleur public salon le public du salon charivari le charivari 19th century french art high resolution ultra high resolution french cartoon illustration metropolitan museum of art vintage ads
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1860 - 1879
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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honore daumier maison martinet hautecoeur freres charles trinocq lithographs planographic prints prints heat ou l and paye vingt cinq degres vingt cinq degres chaleur public salon le public du salon charivari le charivari 19th century french art high resolution ultra high resolution french cartoon illustration metropolitan museum of art vintage ads