Un citoyen exaspéré par les buffleteries by Honoré Daumier

Un citoyen exaspéré par les buffleteries c. 19th century

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"Un citoyen exaspéré par les buffleteries" (A Citizen Exasperated by Nonsense) is a lithograph created by French artist Honoré Daumier in the 19th century. The artwork depicts a frustrated citizen throwing up his arms in despair, surrounded by falling hats, a saber, and other objects symbolizing the chaos of French politics. Daumier, known for his political satire, likely uses this caricature to criticize the incompetence and absurdity of Louis-Philippe's reign. This lithograph, like many of his other works, is a poignant commentary on social and political issues of the time.

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