Les Gens De Justice.

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"Les Gens De Justice" is a collection of lithographs created by prolific French caricaturist, painter, and sculptor Honoré Daumier (1808-1879). Produced between 1845 and 1848, this series provides insightful commentary on the people of the justice system in 19th century France, variously including judges, lawyers, defendants, plaintiffs, and witnesses.

Daumier was particularly recognized for his skillful satirical depictions aimed at the bourgeoisie, social conventions, politics, and legal affairs. He was an important figure in the field of caricature, contributing significantly to its recognition as a serious art form. "Les Gens De Justice" is considered one of his major works, epitomizing his talents in both artistry and social critique.

Satire is highly evident in this series of lithographs, which invites viewers to examine the idiosyncrasies, vanities, and excesses of those in the justice profession through the lens of Daumier's sardonic humor. The characters he portrays are commonly shown as individual types, each embodying unique traits or mannerisms.

Daumier’s depiction of these characters varies widely, from the absurdly pretentious lawyer to the credulous plaintiff. His approach to "Les Gens De Justice" was not only to provide a satirical portrayal of the judiciary professions, but also to provoke reflection on the broader societal dynamics in which these figures operated.

As a social critic, Daumier used his lithographs to expose the contradictions within the judicial system, essentially illustrating how the concept of justice was subject to manipulation by various individuals for personal gains.

This work was published in the newspaper Le Charivari, where many of Daumier's caricatures and lithographs were prominently featured. "Les Gens De Justice", just like most of Daumier's creations, retains its socio-political relevance to date by prompting reflections on justice system dynamics within modern societal contexts. While the characters belong to the 19th-century France, their attitudes and actions depicted in these lithographs continue to resonate with contemporary viewers, testifying to Daumier's enduring artistry.

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