Inglorious Artists
  1. Black and white illustration depicting individuals at an art exhibition, including men in top hats, some with facial hair, and a woman with long hair wearing bourgeois outfits. The setting includes displayed paintings and an audience at a salon during the July Monarchy era.
    See the full resolution image in the Carolina Digital Repository

Quand on a son portrait au Salon. _C'est tout d'même flatteur, Eudoxie, d'être exposé comme ça en public et je ne regrette pas les deux cents francs que ça nous a couté…voilà un monsieur qui nous regarde, il a l'air de nous trouver bien!... (Le Rapin) Est-

Creator

Artist: Honoré Daumier
Printer: Aubert
Publisher: Aubert

Abstract

This is a digital photograph of an original print held by the Daumier Register. The original is a lithograph. Printed by Aubert. Published by Aubert.

Description

No description available

Subjects

Art -- Economic aspects -- France -- History -- 19th century
Caricatures and cartoons -- France -- History -- 19th century

Tags

Artists' Models, Audience (Salon), Bourgeois (Outfit), Exhibitions (Salons), Facial Hair, Hats, July Monarchy, Long Hair (Men), Outfits, Paintings, Portrait Sitters, Salon, Top Hats, Women

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Access Rights

For any commercial use of this image, please contact the Daumier Register.

Location

Extent

23cm by 24.5cm

Note

Call number (cote): 1147