Le Gens de Justice, Plate 21, "Voila le ministere public qui vous dit des choses tres desagreeables"

Le Gens de Justice, Plate 21, "Voila le ministere public qui vous dit des choses tres desagreeables"

Honoré Daumier

1846 Print

2013.999.1

Metropolitan Museum of Art

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