Vois comme ils avaient abimè ... c. 19th century

This satirical lithograph by Honoré Daumier, titled "Vois comme ils avaient abimè...", depicts a wealthy Parisian landlord bemoaning the damage done to his building by his tenants. The scene is drawn with Daumier's characteristic wit and exaggeration, showcasing the social inequalities prevalent in 19th-century France. The work is a commentary on the plight of the working class and the exploitation they faced at the hands of the wealthy. Daumier, known for his lithographs and caricatures, used his art as a platform to critique societal injustices, making him a significant figure in the Realist movement.