“TO TWO FRIENDS” [HADOL, Paul, attributed to]. To Two Friends....
“TO TWO FRIENDS”
[HADOL, Paul, attributed to].
To Two Friends.
Paris, Imp. Coulbœuf, [1870–1871].
Colored satirical lithograph depicting William I violently seizing a caricatured figure, likely a German advisor or officer, with the caption:
“William — Ah! Scoundrel! You told me there were no more soldiers in France!!!! ”
French caricature of the 1870 war, mocking hopes for a swift German victory and highlighting the continued French military resistance.
Sold by Duclaux, 21 Place du Château-d’Eau, and on consignment at Madre, 20 Rue du Croissant.
Hand-colored. Paper slightly browned, with a few foxing spots and minor marginal marks.
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“TO TWO FRIENDS”
[HADOL, Paul, attributed to].
To Two Friends.
Paris, Imp. Coulbœuf, [1870–1871].
Colored satirical lithograph depicting William I violently seizing a caricatured figure, likely a German advisor or officer, with the caption:
“William — Ah! Scoundrel! You told me there were no more soldiers in France!!!! ”
French caricature of the 1870 war, mocking hopes for a swift German victory and highlighting the continued French military resistance.
Sold by Duclaux, 21 Place du Château-d’Eau, and on consignment at Madre, 20 Rue du Croissant.
Hand-colored. Paper slightly browned, with a few foxing spots and minor marginal marks.