Les Gens De Justice, Pl. 33. 1847.

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"Les Gens De Justice, Pl. 33. 1847." is a notable work by the French printmaker, caricaturist, painter, and sculptor Honoré Daumier (1808–1879), renowned for his social and political commentary through the medium of lithography. This piece is part of a larger series titled "Les Gens De Justice," which Daumier produced between the 1840s and 1850s, offering a satirical look at the legal profession and judiciary system in France during the July Monarchy (1830–1848) and the subsequent Second Republic (1848–1852).

Created in 1847, this lithograph is emblematic of Daumier's critical and humorous examination of lawyers, judges, and other legal professionals, whom he often depicted as corrupt, pompous, or inept, reflecting widespread public skepticism about the justice system of his time. "Les Gens De Justice, Pl. 33" showcases Daumier's mastery of lithography, a technique that allowed for the mass production of his works, thereby reaching a broad audience. His use of exaggerated facial expressions and body language, combined with keen observational detail, makes this piece a poignant critique of the legal profession's perceived moral and ethical failings.

Daumier's work in the "Les Gens De Justice" series, including Pl. 33, not only serves as a historical document of 19th-century French society and its institutions but also exemplifies the power of visual satire as a form of social and political commentary. Through his art, Daumier invites viewers to reflect on the universal themes of justice, authority, and human folly, making his work enduringly relevant.

This lithograph, like many of Daumier's works, was published in periodicals of the time, such as "La Caricature" and "Le Charivari," which were popular for their critical and often humorous takes on politics, society, and culture. Daumier's contributions to these publications cemented his reputation as one of the most influential and incisive caricaturists of the 19th century. "Les Gens De Justice, Pl. 33. 1847." remains a significant piece within Daumier's oeuvre, exemplifying his skillful artistry and his commitment to social critique through the medium of lithography.

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