The Pleasures of Fishing. “- You are always in such a rush - Good God, we only just got here at noon and it is now only a quarter past five - Just give me a little more time, I am sure I'll end by catching one,” plate 50 from Moeurs Conjugales

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The Pleasures of Fishing. “- You are always in such a rush - Good God, we only just got here at noon and it is now only a quarter past five - Just give me a little more time, I am sure I'll end by catching one,” plate 50 from Moeurs Conjugales

Honoré Victorin DaumierLinkedCulture matchlcp-fe10ac0cfdd9

Date
1842
Medium
Lithograph in black on white wove paper
Culture
France
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Prints and Drawings
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Art Institute of Chicago
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34799
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