In the Studio

Jongen leest een boek voor de vitrine van een boekhandelaar

Unknown Artist

Interieur met drie lezende figuren

Max Liebermann

The Bath Tub Cars. “- Say, Jerome....did you see these travellers yesterday who complained about our cars under the pretext that the rain inconvenienced them? - For only 7 Francs they traveled to Orléans, including a four hour bath.... there are people who are never content! Next they will want us to serve them an almond-paté as part of the bargain... and then they don't even give a sou to the boy who cleans the bath tub,” plate 10 from Les Chemins De Fer

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

For the Third Time of Asking

Charles Samuel Keene

Man bekijkt een schilderij of prent met een vergrootglas

anonymous

Candidates for Admission to the Paris Salon

Felicien Myrbach-Rheinfeld

Forain, Lithographer

Jean Louis Forain

Jongen neemt stiekem een trekje van de sigaar van een man die bladmuziek bekijkt

Unknown Artist

This is What Nowadays is Called a Light Work. “- My God, what's this!.... an encyclopaedia? “- No sir.... it is the novel 'the mysteries of Paris' that Madame bought at the bookshop of our Master. We will bring you the rest of the oeuvre as soon as it appears,” This is What the Royal Printer is Sending Us. “- What! I was told I would get some light documentation about the question in question. - That's right, monsieur, we'll bring you the rest right away,” plate 13 from Revue Caricaturale

Honoré-Victorin Daumier

To illustrationsudkast til H.C. Andersen, I Børnestuen

Lorenz Frølich

Untitled

Anthon Gerhard Alexander van Rappard

Jongeman wordt toegesproken

Heinrich M. Krabbé