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File:Les Poires (1834).jpg - Wikipedia

File:Les Poires (1834).jpg - Wikipedia

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Image of PERSONALITIES. - Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King Of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, Caricature, The Patience Of The People, 1840s, Full Credit: INTERFOTO / Sammlung Rauch / Granger, NYC -- All Rights Reserved. From Granger

Image of PERSONALITIES. - Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King Of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, Caricature, The Patience Of The People, 1840s, Full Credit: INTERFOTO / Sammlung Rauch / Granger, NYC -- All Rights Reserved. From Granger

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Louis Philippe (1773-1850) Painting by Granger - Fine Art America

Louis Philippe (1773-1850) Painting by Granger - Fine Art America

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Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, caricature, The Patience of the People, 1840s Stock Photo - Alamy

Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, caricature, The Patience of the People, 1840s Stock Photo - Alamy

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3 Honoré Daumier's Louis-Philippe as Gargantua, published in la

3 Honoré Daumier's Louis-Philippe as Gargantua, published in la

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Masks of 1831, Honoré Daumier

Masks of 1831, Honoré Daumier

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print; satirical print

print; satirical print

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Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, caricature, assassination attempt by Joseph Fieschi, Boulevard du Temple, Paris, 28.7.1835, wood engraving, 19th century Stock Photo - Alamy

Louis Philippe, 6.10.1773 - 26. 8.1850, King of France 7.8.1830 - 24.2.1848, caricature, assassination attempt by Joseph Fieschi, Boulevard du Temple, Paris, 28.7.1835, wood engraving, 19th century Stock Photo - Alamy

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Image of LOUIS PHILIPPE (1773-1850). - King Of France, 1830-48. Cartoon By Honoré Daumier Depicting King Louis-Philippe Turning Into A Pear. The Caption Says That The Pears Are For Sale To Meet

Image of LOUIS PHILIPPE (1773-1850). - King Of France, 1830-48. Cartoon By Honoré Daumier Depicting King Louis-Philippe Turning Into A Pear. The Caption Says That The Pears Are For Sale To Meet

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Looking back at France's long tradition of caricature

Looking back at France's long tradition of caricature

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CARICATURE LOUIS PHILIPPE , GUIGNOL ,LITHO. ORIGINALE 1848

CARICATURE LOUIS PHILIPPE , GUIGNOL ,LITHO. ORIGINALE 1848

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Image of France, Paris, caricature of Louis-Philippe I at Chamber of Deputies

Image of France, Paris, caricature of Louis-Philippe I at Chamber of Deputies

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print; satirical print

print; satirical print

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Caricature of Louis Philippe, by Philipon (1834)

Caricature of Louis Philippe, by Philipon (1834)

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26 Caricatures of louis philippe i Images: PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

26 Caricatures of louis philippe i Images: PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

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LOUIS PHILIPPE The nightmare LOUIS PHILIPPE 1773 1850 pear on the belly of a sleeping man

LOUIS PHILIPPE The nightmare LOUIS PHILIPPE 1773 1850 pear on the belly of a sleeping man

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The Royal Image Goes Pear-Shaped

The Royal Image Goes Pear-Shaped

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A Pear, a Bear, and Some Hair: Caricature and Freedom of the Press

A Pear, a Bear, and Some Hair: Caricature and Freedom of the Press

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File:Les Poires animées.gif - Wikimedia Commons

File:Les Poires animées.gif - Wikimedia Commons

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Tu sais pas quoi ?! on X: Le 14 novembre 1831, le caricaturiste Honoré Daumier dessina le roi Louis-Philippe 1er se métamorphosant en poire, afin de représenter la dégradation de sa popularité.

Tu sais pas quoi ?! on X: Le 14 novembre 1831, le caricaturiste Honoré Daumier dessina le roi Louis-Philippe 1er se métamorphosant en poire, afin de représenter la dégradation de sa popularité.

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