Zingende man 1844

"Zingende man" (Singing Man), a lithograph created by Paul Gavarni in 1844, depicts a man with an exaggerated expression singing with his mouth wide open. The lithograph is a satirical commentary on the social and cultural trends of the time, and is considered a great example of Gavarni's keen observation of everyday life. The dramatic contrast of light and dark tones emphasizes the subject's comical expression, enhancing the humorous and satirical nature of the artwork. This lithograph can be found in the Rijksmuseum.