Honore-Victorin Daumier (1808-79) was loved and loathed for his biting satires of contemporary life and human malice. This is the catalogue for the first retrospective of his work since 1878 and pulls together works on similar subjects for the first time. Daumier was very much an artists' artist, collected by artists like Corot, Degas, and Gauguin and inspiration to artists like Picasso. Daumier's art gave voice to universal subjects and themes by depicting a France struggling with its unfolding history. It is a well-known irony that Daumier is collected widely among lawyers, practitioners of a profession that he scorned. This book is lavishly produced, with almost every of 369 plates in color.

Daumier 1808-1879

Arts & Photography

Lobstein, Dominique

Papet, Edouard

Pantazzi, Professor Michael

Melot, Michel

Loyrette, Henry

Le Men, Ségolène

History & Criticism

Yale University Press

Corot

A reference work on Corot, the most important nineteenth century French landscape artist. Included are essays on Corot's life and artistic development, providing extensive information about his paintings, their collectors and forgeries.

Tinterow, Gary

Pomarède, Vincent

Pantazzi, Michael

Individual Artists

Metropolitan Museum of Art

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