Et dire que voila trois... prévenu que je n'ai pas pu faire condamner!... 1845

This lithograph, created by Honoré Daumier in 1845, is a satirical commentary on French society. The artwork, titled "Et dire que voila trois... prévenu que je n'ai pas pu faire condamner!", depicts a scene with three figures: a woman, a man, and a portrait of a judge. The exaggerated features and expressions of the figures highlight the artist's sharp wit and critique of social norms. Daumier's signature style of caricature, which he developed while working as a political cartoonist, is evident in the artwork's humorous portrayal of the characters. The lithograph is a testament to Daumier's ability to capture the essence of his time through his art, making it a valuable historical document of 19th-century French society.