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Croquis parisiens : "Dire qu il y a des gens qui boivent de l absinthe dans un pays qui produit de si bon vin que ca !"
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Croquis parisiens : "Dire qu il y a des gens qui boivent de l absinthe dans un pays qui produit de si bon vin que ca !"
UIG5088273 Croquis parisiens : " Dire qu il y a des gens qui boivent de l absinthe dans un pays qui produit de si bon vin que ca !" by Daumier, Honore (1808-79); (add.info.: Croquis parisiens : " Dire qu il y a des gens qui boivent de l absinthe dans un pays qui produit de si bon vin que ca !". Un barman parisien regrette la popularite de l absinthe en France. Caricature de Honore Daumier (1808-1879) In " Le Journal amusant" n'422 du 30 janvier 1864. © SSPL); SSPL/UIG
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The print titled "Croquis parisiens: 'Dire qu'il y a des gens qui boivent de l'absinthe dans un pays qui produit de si bon vin que ça!'" captures a satirical cartoon by Honore Daumier, depicting a Parisian bartender lamenting the popularity of absinthe in France. Created in 1864 for "Le Journal amusant" this caricature reflects on the irony of people consuming absinthe when their country produces such excellent wine. Daumier, known for his keen observations and social commentary through art, portrays the bartender with a mix of disbelief and frustration. The caption emphasizes his exclamation, expressing astonishment that people would choose to drink absinthe over the nation's renowned wines. This artwork provides insight into French society during the late 19th century, highlighting societal issues such as alcoholism. It serves as a reminder that even in countries celebrated for their culinary traditions and fine beverages like wine, there are still individuals who opt for less esteemed choices. Displayed against an intricate backdrop featuring bottles and barrels symbolizing both absinthe and wine production, Daumier's work showcases his artistic talent while delivering a thought-provoking message about cultural preferences. This piece remains relevant today as it prompts reflection on personal choices and societal influences regarding alcohol consumption. Bridgeman Images presents this print from Fine Art Finder to allow viewers to appreciate Daumier's insightful satire within historical context.
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