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’Arrivée

Joseph-Louis-Hippolyte Bellangé

Août 1830. (August 1830.), published in La Caricature

W.B.

Scène diabolique. (Diabolic scene.), published in La Caricature

Alfred Le Petit

"Mes chers petits Parisiens..." ("My dear little Parisians..."), from La Charge

Alfred Le Petit

Le porc des Tuileries: "Adieu, mon étoile!" (The Pig of the Tuileries: 'Farewell, my star!'), from La Charge

Unknown

Chasse aux lièvres pour la table du Château. (Hare hunting for the Château's table.), published in Le Charivari

E. Damourette

– Je vous aimerais tant?.. (– I would love you so much?..), from the series A La Campagne (In the Countryside), published in Le Charivari

Charles Vernier

À Novare. (In Novare), from the series Actualités (Current Events), published in Le Charivari

Charles Vernier

Comment!..... vous aussi, chevalier Véron, vous passez au camp des démagogues!...... (– What!..... You too, chevalier Véron, you are passing into the camp of the demagogues!.......), from the series Actualités (Current Events), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

A Quatre heures du matin. (At Four in the Morning.), from the series Al Bal Masqué (At the Masquerade Ball), published in Le Charivari

Auguste Bourdet

Madame, savez-vous si Melle Lili dansera ce soir la Chachucha? (Madam, do you know whether Miss Lili will dance the Cachucha tonight?), No. 3 from the series Bétises (Foolishness), published in Le Charivari

Fréderic Bouchot

Je suis comme vous, mon cher ami, (I am like you, my dear friend,), from the series le Chapitre des illusions (The Chapter of Illusions), published in Le Charivari

Benjamin Roubaud

De Marrast, Ecrivain fin, piquant et nerveux (See the large head of hair of Marrast, a keen, sharp and nervous writer), from the series Panthéon Charivarique (Grotesque Pantheon), published in Le Charivari

A. Casati

Marie Amélie, dont le coeur maternel saignait à l'idée des horreurs du Mont St. Michel (Marie Amélie, whose maternal heart bled at the idea of the horrors of Mont St. Michel), from the series Série politique (Political Series), published in La Mode

Fréderic Bouchot

Pauvre sergent-major! (Poor Sargent Major!), No. 21 from the series Tribulations de la Garde Nationale (Tribulations of the National Guard), published in Le Charivari

Fréderic Bouchot

Le Fourniment. (Supplies.), No. 6 from the series Tribulations de la Garde Nationale (Tribulations of the National Guard), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

Retour de la foire de St. Cloud, sur l'air du Larifla (Returning from the St. Cloud fair, playing the tune Lairfla), from the series A La Campagne (In the Countryside), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

— Mossieure le maire ayant défendu qu'on ne se baigne en cet endroit (—The Mayor having forbidden swimming at this location), from the series A La Campagne (In the Countryside), published in Le Charivari

Edouard de Beaumont

—Tiens, c’est un artiste!.....il dort. (—Look, it’s an artist!...he is sleeping.), from the series A La Campagne (In the Countryside), published in Le Charivari

Charles Joseph Traviès de Villers

Étudiant et Etudiante.. (Male student and female student..), from the series Comme on Dine à Paris (How to Dine in Paris), published in Le Charivari

Leonard Baskin

Self-Portrait as a Priest

Werner Drewes

Precarious Support

Komar and Melamid

Head of Worker, from the series Bayonne

Deborah Oropallo

Rescue Device

Hung Liu

Missing Parts

William S. Burroughs

Anger, from the portfolio The Seven Deadly Sins

William S. Burroughs

Lust, from the portfolio The Seven Deadly Sins

Maurits Cornelis Escher

Other World

Gustave Frison

Ça glisse tout seul maintenant (She is Skating through Beautifully Now)

Alfred Grévin

– R[i]entière, dites-vous?" (– A person who is independently wealthy, you say?), from the series A la mer (By the Sea)

Alfred Grévin

– Monsieur, je vous prie très-sérieusement de passer votre chemin; je suis une honnête femme! (– Sir, I beg you very seriously to pass me by and go your way; I am an honest woman!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)

Alfred Grévin

Dans Breda-Street (On Breda-Street), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)

Alfred Grévin

– Si je connais Brrrébant! Il me demande si je connais Brrrébant! (– If I know Brrrebant! He's asking me if I know Brrrebant!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)

Utagawa Ichiryusai Hiroshige

Men Carrying Packs

Fred Becker

The Encounter #6

Leonard Baskin

Angel of Peace

Shiko Munakata

Print of St. Louis

Charles Quest

Reclining Figure

Charles Quest

Three Women

Werner Drewes

Self Portrait

The Political Eye: Nineteenth-Century French Caricature and the Mass Media