Only a year ago a catalogue of the lithographic work of Daumier alone was published, which filled 800 large pages and, though it was sold at the not too modest price of 60 francs, is no longer to ...

JACK ABRAHAMA detail from "Mr. Jacot-Lefaive," one of the caricatures by Honore Daumier on display at the Zimmerli Museum in New Brunswick. Honore Daumier and La Maison Aubert: Political and ...

Daumier’s prints appeared in one of these, La Caricature, published by Charles Philippon in Paris. This was a high-end journal in which the prints were printed on good paper and they could be ...

Early on in his career, Daumier received work and commissions from two magazines run by Charles Philipon known as La Caricature and then La Charivari. While Daumier's star has risen in the art world ...

The publisher emeritus of The Nation magazine examines and pays tribute to the wordless attack in /dp/0307957209/">The Art of Controversy</a></i> and picks his favorites, from Daumier to Steadman.</p> ...

Honoré Daumier was a French painter and printmaker best known for his caricatures critiquing and satirizing society and politics in 19th-century France. View Honoré Daumier’s 3,173 artworks on artnet.

Satire flourishes in direct proportion to the corruption of the political order. Just a thought - inspired by the day's news, late-night television and "When Artists Attack the King: Honoré ...

In “Technical Notes on Daumier,” included in the catalogue, Philadelphians are given the results of a study conducted by Art Expert David Rosen and Curator of Paintings Henri Marceau, by means ...

Honore Daumier was sent to jail and also confined to an asylum for his work. But he was neither criminal nor mentally ill. He was an artist who was honored in his own time (1808-1879) and in poster… ...