Paris Musées
M'ame Bonneau!... m'ame Bonneau!... / 42
Daumier, Honoré, Dessinateur-lithographe, Aubert (Imprimeur, lithographe, éditeur), Imprimeur-lithographe, Aubert (Imprimeur, lithographe, éditeur), Editeur
- Date
- 19e siècle
- Medium
- Lithographie
- Culture
- Francais
- Department
- Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
- Institution
- Paris Musées
Quarante-deuxième planche de la série Croquis d'expression
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