[bourse]. Voila Un Inventeur De Fusils A Aiguille... (actualites, Pl. 96). 1867.

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"Voilà un inventeur de fusils à aiguille..." (Here is an inventor of needle guns...) is a lithograph created by the renowned French artist Honoré Daumier, as part of his "Actualités" series, which was published in the satirical newspaper "Le Charivari" in 1867. This work, plate number 96 in the series, is a commentary on the military innovations of the time, specifically focusing on the needle gun, a type of firearm that was notable for its breech-loading mechanism.

The lithograph depicts an inventor proudly presenting his creation, the needle gun, to a group of skeptical onlookers. Daumier, known for his critical and humorous depictions of social and political life in 19th-century France, uses this scene to explore themes of technological advancement, military innovation, and perhaps the public's apprehension or misunderstanding of new inventions. The needle gun, which was a significant development in firearm technology, represents the broader context of the industrial revolution and its impact on warfare.

Daumier's work is characterized by its keen observation, wit, and the artist's ability to distill complex ideas into accessible and engaging imagery. "Voilà un inventeur de fusils à aiguille..." is an example of Daumier's skill in using art as a means of social commentary, reflecting the artist's critical eye on the events and characters of his day. As with many of Daumier's lithographs, this piece not only provides historical insight into the period but also remains relevant for its commentary on society's relationship with technology and innovation.

This lithograph is part of a larger body of work that cements Honoré Daumier's legacy as a master lithographer and a sharp social commentator. His contributions to the arts have been recognized by various institutions, and his works are held in numerous collections worldwide, including museums and galleries that specialize in graphic arts and 19th-century French art.

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