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Histoire d'en dire deux
Just to Say Two, from the periodical "L'Artiste"
Masques et Visages
Artist: Paul Gavarni (1804 - 1866) PrimaryArtist: Alfred Lemercier (active ) Printer
19th century
Dimensions:
7.68 x 6.26 in. (19.5 x 15.9 cm)
Dimensions Extent:
image
Object Type:
Print
Creation Place:
Europe, France
Medium and Support:
Lithograph on paper
Credit Line:
Gift of James M. Reed, 2017.
Accession Number:
2017.35.459
This work is not currently on view
The French text beneath the image reads,
"Savez-vous; vous, Partagé, dans quelle ville de France les horlogéres sont les plus cagneuses?
-Non, Oú çá?
-Eh! bien c'est á Pau.
-Pourquoi?
-On n'a jamais pu le savoir!"
This translates to "Do you know; you, Partagé, in which town in France are the watchmakers the most daring?
-No, where is that?
- Hey! Well it's in Pau
- Why?
-We never could find out!"
"Savez-vous; vous, Partagé, dans quelle ville de France les horlogéres sont les plus cagneuses?
-Non, Oú çá?
-Eh! bien c'est á Pau.
-Pourquoi?
-On n'a jamais pu le savoir!"
This translates to "Do you know; you, Partagé, in which town in France are the watchmakers the most daring?
-No, where is that?
- Hey! Well it's in Pau
- Why?
-We never could find out!"
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public domain
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nineteenth century
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