Les-Parents-Terribles series: Here is the little Dancer 1852

This lithograph, *Les-Parents-Terribles series: Here is the little Dancer*, is part of a series of satirical images created by Paul Gavarni in 1852. The image depicts a scene of everyday life, featuring four men in a lively conversation at a café. Gavarni is known for his keen observations of Parisian society and his masterful use of caricature to expose social absurdities. The lithograph's humorous yet sharp portrayal of a common encounter continues Gavarni's focus on depicting the nuances and contradictions of human nature. The image's rich detail and contrasting lines capture the energy and dynamism of the scene, while its smaller scale makes it an intimate and engaging piece. *Les-Parents-Terribles series: Here is the little Dancer* can be found at The Art Institute of Chicago, and it continues to be a captivating example of Gavarni's unique and insightful style.