Dronken man slaapt roes uit na carnaval 1843

"Dronken man slaapt roes uit na carnaval" (1843) by Paul Gavarni is a lithograph depicting a man passed out on a table after a night of revelry. The scene is likely set in a Parisian tavern, a common theme for Gavarni's social commentary. This artwork is part of a series titled "Le Carnaval à Paris" (The Carnival in Paris). Gavarni, known for his detailed depictions of daily life in 19th-century France, uses his sharp eye to capture the humorous and sometimes poignant moments of Parisian society. This print showcases his signature style, characterized by intricate detail, expressive line work, and a focus on the character and social dynamics of the Parisian people. It is an excellent example of the "Caricature" genre.