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I do not hire people with children, plate 14 from the series Tenants and owners

I do not hire people with children, plate 14 from the series Tenants and owners


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I do not hire people with children, plate 14 from the series Tenants and owners

XIR287006 I do not hire people with children, plate 14 from the series Tenants and owners (litho) (b/w photo) by Daumier, Honore (1808-79); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Serie Locataires et proprietaires, planche 14, je ne loue pas aux gens qui ont des enfants !; Imprimerie Chez Aubert, Place de la Bourse; ); French, out of copyright

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Armchair Cage Fireplace July Monarchy Landlord Mantelpiece Monarchie De Juillet Nasty Owner Parrot Pets Rent Selfish


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The black and white lithograph titled "I do not hire people with children, plate 14 from the series Tenants and owners" by Honore Daumier captures a scene filled with tension and discrimination. The image portrays an elderly female owner or landlord sitting in an armchair, surrounded by opulence and luxury. Her face is etched with selfishness and nastiness as she holds court over her domain. In stark contrast to her cold demeanor, a mother sits on the floor beside her young son, both wearing bonnets and lace attire. They represent the marginalized tenants who are being denied opportunities due to their familial status. The boy's innocent gaze reflects confusion while his mother's expression reveals resignation. Adding to the irony of this scene is a parrot confined within its cage nearby, symbolizing captivity and restriction. It serves as a metaphor for those trapped in societal prejudices that prevent them from accessing basic rights such as housing. Daumier's cartoon-like style enhances the satirical nature of this artwork, allowing viewers to confront the harsh realities faced by many during Parisian July Monarchy era. Through his keen observation of society, Daumier exposes the injustices perpetuated against individuals based on their family circumstances. This thought-provoking print reminds us of our collective responsibility to challenge discriminatory practices that limit opportunities for certain groups in society.

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