Invention charivarique by Honoré Daumier

Invention charivarique 1868

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comic strip sketch

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mechanical pen drawing

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pen illustration

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old engraving style

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cartoon sketch

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personal sketchbook

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idea generation sketch

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sketchwork

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storyboard and sketchbook work

"Invention Charivarique" (1868) is a satirical lithograph by Honoré Daumier depicting a jester-like figure leaning against a cannon equipped with a clock. This political cartoon mocks the absurdity and cost of war, with the cannon metaphorically representing the financial burden imposed by conflict. Daumier, known for his social commentary through art, highlights the absurdity of war through the use of humor and caricature. The jester, often symbolizing folly, represents the people bearing the brunt of war's financial strain. The work is a testament to Daumier's ability to critique societal issues through sharp wit and masterful visual storytelling.

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