–Oh, my son, what a wonderful scene! You see here the exhibition hall of the temple of peace! –Yes, papa, and the military academy too!, from 'World Exhibitions,' published in Le Charivari

–Oh, my son, what a wonderful scene! You see here the exhibition hall of the temple of peace! –Yes, papa, and the military academy too!, from 'World Exhibitions,' published in Le Charivari

Honoré Daumier

1862 - 1872 Print

1983.1217.41

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