Route de Poissy 1816

"Route de Poissy" (1816) by Louis Philibert Debucourt is a satirical print depicting two men on horseback. The men are dressed in the style of the time and appear to be on a leisurely ride. The print is a humorous commentary on the social customs of the day. This piece is a prime example of the artist's signature style, often characterized by playful satire of contemporary social life and the use of vibrant, hand-colored prints. The print's title, "Route de Poissy," suggests a particular road leading out of Paris. This artwork provides a glimpse into the fashion, leisure activities, and social dynamics of early 19th century France.