Dis donc, not'homme, faut-y ... c. 19th century

This lithograph, *Dis donc, not'homme, faut-y ...*, is a satirical piece by Honoré Daumier. It depicts a group of people, including a man in a top hat, looking at a nude sculpture. Daumier was known for his political cartoons and caricatures. This work is typical of his satirical style, using exaggerated features and poses to poke fun at societal norms and conventions. The work is believed to be a commentary on the art world and the way people view and interpret art. Daumier’s signature style, which often features simple lines and quick strokes, creates a sense of dynamism and energy in the piece.