Oui, monsieur Gimblet, l'ordre ne sera... rétabli... 1851

"Oui, monsieur Gimblet, l'ordre ne sera... rétabli..." is a lithograph by French artist Honoré Daumier, created in 1851. Daumier, known for his satirical depictions of social injustices and political corruption, presents a caricature of two figures in a conversation. The image is a powerful commentary on the social hierarchy and the complexities of order in 19th-century France. The exaggerated features and gestures of the figures add humor to the political satire. Daumier's use of lithography, a printing technique, allows for mass production of his art and wide dissemination of his critical message.