Two people are depicted in a vertical format, with their full bodies visible. They are positioned facing each other on a terrace or platform-like structure. The man on the right is raising his hat in his right hand, while the woman on the left looks up at him, her hands folded together at her waist. The man has a face with prominent features, receding hair, and is wearing a long coat with plaid trousers. The woman has her hair pulled back and is wearing a long, flowing dress. In the background, there are figures in motion waving hats, appearing to be a group of people walking along a pathway, with landscapes of open fields and trees. The background sketch is light. Text is written below the characters at the bottom of the image.
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Two people are depicted in a vertical format, with their full bodies visible. They are positioned facing each other on a terrace or platform-like structure. The man on the right is raising his hat in his right hand, while the woman on the left looks up at him, her hands folded together at her waist. The man has a face with prominent features, receding hair, and is wearing a long coat with plaid trousers. The woman has her hair pulled back and is wearing a long, flowing dress. In the background, there are figures in motion waving hats, appearing to be a group of people walking along a pathway, with landscapes of open fields and trees. The background sketch is light. Text is written below the characters at the bottom of the image.

National Gallery of Art · Print

Allons bon!... voila les grafignons...

Honoré Daumier

Date
1845
Medium
lithograph
Classification
Print
Accession number
1946.21.266
Credit line
Rosenwald Collection
Time span
1826 to 1850
Department
CG-E

Portfolio and series

Series
Pastorales: pl.18

Subjects and terms

  • French
  • Woman
  • Hat
  • Man
  • Figures
  • Writing

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