The Past. The Present. The Future (Le passé. Le présent. L'avenir), from La Caricature, plate 349

The Past. The Present. The Future (Le passé. Le présent. L'avenir), from La Caricature, plate 349

Honoré Daumier, Becquet, Aubert et Cie

1834 Print

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