T'nez not' maitr' en voila un p'tit ... c. 19th century

This satirical cartoon by Honoré Daumier, titled *T’nez not’ maitr’ en voila un p’tit ...,* depicts two figures in a humorous scene related to hunting. Daumier is known for his social commentary through caricature, and this piece likely mocks the absurdity of a hunt, using exaggerated features and poses to accentuate the comical aspects. The caption translates to "Hold on, Master, here is a little one that eats all the crops of the country, aim a good shot at him... I think it's a pheasant." The artwork, dating back to the 19th century, exemplifies Daumier's mastery of social satire and his ability to find humor in everyday life.