Caricature. No. 8. 2eme Partie. Le fils du fermier. 1833

Eugène-Louis Lami’s *Caricature. No. 8. 2eme Partie. Le fils du fermier.* (1833) is a satirical lithograph that depicts a group of figures in an interior setting. The exaggerated features and poses of the figures suggest the artist’s intention to lampoon contemporary French society. Lami, a prominent French artist known for his caricatures and satirical prints, utilizes the medium of lithography to capture the essence of this humorous social commentary. The piece, likely part of a larger series, offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and fashion trends of 19th-century France.