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Paul Gavarni — Au Coin de la Borne

Paul Gavarni

Au Coin de la Borne

1857

Capturing Parisian street life with characteristic wit, Gavarni's lithograph demonstrates his mastery of social observation through fluid line work and keen attention to urban character types.

Medium
lithograph

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Paul Gavarni, Au Coin de la Borne, 1857

Capturing Parisian street life with characteristic wit, Gavarni's lithograph demonstrates his mastery of social observation through fluid line work and keen attention to urban character types.

Medium
lithograph
Year
1857
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Nineteenth Century, Monochrome, Street Life, French, Figure, Social Commentary, Romanticism, Narrative, Lithograph, Urban Scene

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