Primo Saignare, Deinde Purgare? (la Caricature, Pl. 337-338). 1833.

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"Primo Saignare, Deinde Purgare? (la Caricature, Pl. 337-338). 1833." is a significant work by the French artist Honoré Daumier, a master of lithography known for his keen social and political satire during the 19th century. This piece, whose title translates to "First Bleed, Then Purge?" was published as part of the series in "La Caricature," a prominent periodical that played a crucial role in the development of caricature and satirical art in France. The work dates back to 1833, a period marked by political unrest and the July Monarchy under King Louis-Philippe, which Daumier frequently criticized through his art.

The lithograph is a sharp critique of the medical practices of the time, metaphorically using the medical procedure of bleeding and purging to comment on the political and social issues of 1830s France. Daumier's work often depicted the struggles of the common man and lampooned the authorities, and "Primo Saignare, Deinde Purgare?" is no exception. It reflects Daumier's exceptional ability to blend humor with poignant social commentary, making his work both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Daumier's art was not just a form of protest but also an important historical document that provides insight into the societal conditions and political climate of his era. His work in "La Caricature" was instrumental in the rise of lithography as a powerful tool for social and political commentary. "Primo Saignare, Deinde Purgare?" stands as a testament to Daumier's legacy as one of the most influential caricaturists and social commentators of the 19th century, whose work continues to be studied and admired for its artistic merit and historical significance.

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