Edmé Jean Pigal
Respect au sesque et à la vieillesse, canailles! (What about respect for "sesk" and old age, scoundrels!), plate 11 from Scènes populaires (Scenes from Daily Life)
c. 1825
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Artist
Edmé Jean Pigal
(French, 1798–1872)
- Title Respect au sesque et à la vieillesse, canailles! (What about respect for "sesk" and old age, scoundrels!), plate 11 from Scènes populaires (Scenes from Daily Life)
- Date c. 1825
- Medium Hand-colored lithograph
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Dimensions
sheet | 10 13/16 x 9 11/16 in.
- Credit line Gift of Eric G. Carlson in honor of Professor Elizabeth C. Childs, 2000
- Object number WU 2000.0339
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Technique
lithography
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Work type
print
caricature
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