Charles Vernier
Un triomphe aussi agréable que périlleux. (A triumph as agreeable as perilous.), from the series Au Bal de L'Opéra (At the Ball of the Opera), published in Le Charivari
after 1841
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Artist
Charles Vernier
- Title Un triomphe aussi agréable que périlleux. (A triumph as agreeable as perilous.), from the series Au Bal de L'Opéra (At the Ball of the Opera), published in Le Charivari
- Date after 1841
- Medium Lithograph
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Dimensions
sheet | 9 13/16 x 14 3/8 in.
- Credit line Gift of Eric G. Carlson in honor of Professor Elizabeth C. Childs, 2000
- Object number WU 2000.0051
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Technique
lithography
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Work type
print
caricature
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