Les Bons Bourgeois, Pl. 61 (< N'approche Pas La Meche De La Lumiere !... >). 1846.

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"Les Bons Bourgeois, Pl. 61 (< N'approche Pas La Meche De La Lumiere !... >)" is a notable lithograph created in 1846 by the renowned French artist Honoré Daumier. Daumier, a master of caricature and social commentary, was known for his keen observations of 19th-century French society, and this work is a quintessential example of his ability to blend humor with incisive critique.

The lithograph is part of the series "Les Bons Bourgeois," which translates to "The Good Middle-Class People." This series is a satirical examination of the bourgeoisie, capturing the idiosyncrasies and pretensions of the middle class in mid-19th-century France. Daumier's work often targeted the bourgeoisie, highlighting their foibles and hypocrisies with a sharp yet humorous touch.

In "Pl. 61 (< N'approche Pas La Meche De La Lumiere !... >)," Daumier depicts a scene that is both comical and telling. The title, which translates to "Do Not Approach the Wick of the Light!," suggests a moment of caution or warning, possibly alluding to the fragility or volatility of the situation or the people involved. The exact visual content of the lithograph is not detailed here, but typical of Daumier's style, it likely features exaggerated expressions and body language to convey the underlying message.

Daumier's lithographs were published in various satirical journals of the time, such as "Le Charivari," where they reached a wide audience and influenced public opinion. His ability to capture the essence of his subjects with a few deft strokes made his work both accessible and impactful. "Les Bons Bourgeois" series, including this particular plate, remains a significant part of Daumier's oeuvre, reflecting his critical yet humorous perspective on the societal norms and behaviors of his time.

Daumier's work continues to be celebrated for its artistic merit and its insightful commentary on human nature and society. "Les Bons Bourgeois, Pl. 61 (< N'approche Pas La Meche De La Lumiere !... >)" stands as a testament to his skill in using art as a medium for social critique, blending wit with profound observation.

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