Mr. Dupin in His Little Shoes. Once Mr. Dupin noticed that one started a heated discussion about the reform of the election laws, he considered it the right moment to show himself at Clamecy, plate 123 from Actualités 1850

"Mr. Dupin in His Little Shoes. Once Mr. Dupin noticed that one started a heated discussion about the reform of the election laws, he considered it the right moment to show himself at Clamecy" is a lithograph by Honoré Daumier created in 1850. It is a satirical caricature, depicting a man, likely a politician, making an exaggerated entrance, with a large bag slung over his shoulder. The image is drawn in a sharp, bold style, which was typical of Daumier's work, known for its incisive social commentary. The print is part of the series *Actualités*, a collection of lithographs that critiqued contemporary French society and politics. The print was part of a larger body of political satire created by Daumier, known for his use of humor and exaggeration to highlight the absurdity of political events.