Daumier - Chroniqueur D'une Epoque
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A French-language version of the motion picture Daumier - Eyewitness Of An Epoch. Introduces Honore Daumier, the 19th-century French lithographer whose memorable caricatures embody both the elements of the modern political cartoon and chronicle the forces, conditions and events in France and Europe from the perspective of the common man. , Produced by Nico Crama
Introduces the caricatures of Honore Daumier, the 19th-century lithographer who created cartoons from the viewpoint of the common man. Often attacking the "great" people and institutions of his time, Daumier's subjects included the king, emperor, politicians, bankers, women, prisons, freedom, the courts, and the theater. French dialogue
Introduces the caricatures of Honore Daumier, the 19th-century lithographer who created cartoons from the viewpoint of the common man. Often attacking the "great" people and institutions of his time, Daumier's subjects included the king, emperor, politicians, bankers, women, prisons, freedom, the courts, and the theater. French dialogue
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A French-language version of the motion picture Daumier - Eyewitness Of An Epoch. Introduces Honore Daumier, the 19th-century French lithographer whose memorable caricatures embody both the elements of the modern political cartoon and chronicle the forces, conditions and events in France and Europe from the perspective of the common man. , Produced by Nico Crama
Introduces the caricatures of Honore Daumier, the 19th-century lithographer who created cartoons from the viewpoint of the common man. Often attacking the "great" people and institutions of his time, Daumier's subjects included the king, emperor, politicians, bankers, women, prisons, freedom, the courts, and the theater. French dialogueNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
Introduces the caricatures of Honore Daumier, the 19th-century lithographer who created cartoons from the viewpoint of the common man. Often attacking the "great" people and institutions of his time, Daumier's subjects included the king, emperor, politicians, bankers, women, prisons, freedom, the courts, and the theater. French dialogueNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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