"The Auction House: The Dealers" is a wood engraving by the French satirist Honoré Daumier that depicts the frenzied activity of art dealers at an auction. With characteristic expressive linework, Daumier captures the competitive energy and sometimes underhanded dealings of the art market through caricatured figures and dynamic compositions. The print exemplifies Daumier's keen social commentary and his skill in using the medium to critique bourgeois commercial culture in 19th century France.