Unknown (French, 19th century)

Gard à vous, blagueurs! portez arme! (Watch yourself, jokers! Carry arms!), published in La Caricature

Unknown (French, 19th century)

L'adoration du Veau D'or. (Worship of the golden calf.), published in La Caricature

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Ma maison a toujours été renommée pour la rigidité de ses mœurs (My business has always been renowned for the rigidity of its mores.), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Oui, ma chère, c'est un vrai Prince Russe… (Yes, my dear, he is a real Russian Prince….), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

La question dort. (The Question is sleeping.), from the series Question d'Orient (The Orient Question), published in La Mode

Unknown (French, 19th century)

La République saura bien leur échapper… (The Republic will find a way to break away from them...), from the series Actualité (Current Events)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"On nous avait laissé là avec l'ordre de vous faire sauter tous…." (-We were left here with the order to blow you up….), from the series Nos Troupiers en Orient (Our Soldiers in the Orient)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

La grande bataille du 21 aôut 1881 (The Great Battle of August 21, 1881)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Notre futur archivique (Our Future Archbishop)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Charmant petit débardeur….." ("Charming little roustabout….."), from the series Bals Masqués (At the Masquerade Ball), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Elle est joliment gentille cette bouquetière là!.... (— She is prettily kind this flower vendor!....), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Un vieux de la vieille, ("One of the old brigade,), from the series Les Pétitions Illustrées (Petitions Illustrated), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Inconvénient de se promener dans la campagne en temps de recherches politiques. (Disadvantage of taking a walk in the country in time of political turmoil.), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Le gibier qui est toujours le plus tentant. (The game that is always more tempting.), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Il parait que c'est une plante magnifique….." (It is said to be a magnificent plant...), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"C'est moi que vous avez peint, et pourtant je ne me reconnais pas!.." (This is me that you painted, and yet I don’t recognize myself!..), from the series Fariboles (Nonsense), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Allons!.... tout beau Philippe, (Come on!.... handsome Philippe,)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Je réponds (à ceux qui demandent où étaient les Royalistes, le 29 Juillet) (I answer [to those who ask where the Royalists were on July 29])

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Thomas Couture

Couture. (Couture.), from the series Salon Caricatural de 1843 (Caricature Salon of 1843)

Unknown (French, 19th century)

La République chassant la basse-cour des Tuileries (The Republic Driving the Poultry Out of the Tuileries Palace), from the series Actualités (Current Events)

Honoré Daumier

L’indispensable visite chez le tailleur du Palais-Royal

Albert Robida

"Ce grand'là, je le connais, c'est le fils d'un quart d'agent de change..." ("I know he is the son of the fourth of a stock broker..."), from the series Menu Propos (Small Talk)

Charles Joseph Traviès

Quel Rêve! (What a Dream!), from La Caricature

Albert Robida

"Si je fais des conquêtes!" ("If I make conquests!"), from the series Bains de mer (Sea Bathing)

Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

Théatre royal des marionettés (Royal Puppet Theater), from La Caricature

Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

La tour de Babel politique (The Political Tower of Babel), from La Caricature

Unknown (French, 19th century)

Marche. Marche toujours. (March. Always march.), published in Le Charivari

Charles Vernier

Satanée porte comme elle résiste! (-Damned door! how it resists!), from the series Actualités (Current Events), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

Le violon de l’opera: — Vue prise a quatre heures du matin. (The concertmaster of the opera: — Scene at four o’clock in the morning.), from the series Al Bal Masqué (At the Masquerade Ball), published in Le Charivari

Charles Vernier

Lieutenant, où avez-vous pris votre brosseur? (— Lieutenant, where did you find your private?), from the series Croquis Militaires (Military Sketches), published in Le Charivari

Unknown (French, 19th century)

"Eh! ben, qué-qu'-t'as?.…" ("Well, what's up with you?....,"), from the series Fariboles (Frivolities), published in Le Charivari

Fréderic Bouchot

La grande Fany est de la partie? (Tall Fany is coming along?), from the series Le Chapitre des Illusions (The Chapter of Illusions), published in Le Charivari

Fréderic Bouchot

La Provocation, No. 9 from the series Les malheurs d’un amant heureux (The Misfortunes of a Contented Lover), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

Causus belli (Cause for War), from the series L’Opéra au XIXéme siècle (The Opera in the 19th Century), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

Dire que nous ne recevons que vingt cinq sous par soirée pour tenir notre emploi. (To think that we receive only twenty-five sous per night for our job….), from the series L'Opéra au XIXme. Siècle (The Opera in the 19th Century), published in Le Charivari

Benjamin Roubaud

Poultier (Poultier), from the series Panthéon Charivarique (Grotesque Pantheon), published in Le Charivari

Benjamin Roubaud

La madeleine (Magdalene), from the series Panthéon charivarique (Grotesque Pantheon), published in Le Charivari

Charles Vernier

Le bal Des Nègres. (The ball of the Negroes.), from the series Physionomies des Bals Publics (Physiognomies of Public Balls), published in Le Charivari

Fréderic Bouchot

Dieu de Dieu! (Good God!), from the series Tribulations de la Garde Nationale, No. 7 (Tribulations of the National Guard, No. 7), published in Le Charivari

L. Boulanger

Promenade à Montmorency. (Stroll at Montmorency.), published in Le Charivari

José Clemente Orozco

Two Arms (Study for Mural)

Joseph Pennell

Calhoun's Summer House

Henri Michaux

Untitled

Mario Schifano

Untitled

Alberto Giacometti

Portrait of a Woman

George Grosz

Cabaret Scene

Edward Boccia

After the Burial of Count Orgaz

Richard Long

Mud Hand Africa Map

Andrea Bowers

Let Us Feel Heartbreak (Quote by Deena Metzger; Bird: Maui Akepa, Declared Extinct October 2021), from the series Eco Grief Extinction

Giulio Romano

Peter Paul Rubens

Unknown

Retouched counterproof of Parade of the Captured Chiefs

Reuben Tam

Monhegan VI

Tancredi

Lyrical Homage to Boccioni

Brockie Stevenson

Bales of Hay

Auguste Rodin

Untitled (Crouching Nude)

Stuart Davis

Drawing for Max #2 (Sketchbook 13-1)

Bryan Hunt

Fusion II

Saul Steinberg

Untitled

Saul Steinberg

The Weather

Christine Sun Kim

Three Tables III (AGB, HPA, DTS)

Camille Jacob Pissarro

Peasant Woman in the Field