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Product information "Daumier und sein Paris"

Daumier and Paris – a combination that summons images of groundbreaking innovations in art, urban planning and technology. Invented in 1796, lithography became the first visual mass medium, and Honoré Daumier (1808-1879) was destined to be the one to lend this technical advance intellectual pungency and artistic weight in his renderings of the current affairs of his day. In his caricatures, Daumier depicted the rampant industrialization of the period and its impact on people's lives with both an exacting eye and a signature sense of humor. In total, he executed some 4,000 prints for the magazines La Caricature and Le Charivari. The catalogue shows a selection of over 200 lithographs that provide a telling tour of the daily life of the 19th-century Paris citizen.


Hardcover

17 x 24 cm

256 pages

210 illustrations

German

Available

ISBN 978-3-86828-180-4

2010

Editors:

Roger Münch, Matthias Winzen

Texts:

Hanna Falk, Barbara Wagner, Mirjam Elburn


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