Oui, madame Chaboulard... vingt-quatre épiciers... [recto] 1850

"Oui, madame Chaboulard... vingt-quatre épiciers..." is a lithograph by Honoré Daumier created in 1850. This piece depicts two women engaged in conversation, their figures dominating the composition. The artwork's focus on everyday life, particularly of the lower classes, is characteristic of Daumier's style. The use of lithography, a printing technique popular in the 19th century, allows for subtle shading and detail, capturing the intimate exchange between the women. Daumier's work is known for its social commentary, often satirizing the societal ills and hypocrisy of his time, this piece likely portrays a typical scene of Parisian street life.