magazine with cover printed in orange; caricature of man holding clippers and mace (?) with a devil seated on his head, on cover

"Le Rire" magazine, New Series No. 165, March 31, 1906

Unknown artist, Franceexpand_more

Color and black and white prints and letterpressexpand_more

Gift of Dr. Gabriel P. and Yvonne M.L. Weisbergexpand_more  2019.115.8

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Le Rire was a weekly satirical magazine published in Paris from 1894 to the 1950s. Many artists contributed cartoons. These same artists often worked in other modes, such as poster design, fine art prints, or fashion illustration as seen in their other works in Mia’s collection. Many of the illustrations display the graceful lines and flat (Japonesque) coloration of Art Nouveau, but other, often much edgier, styles appear, too. The works touch on many themes: politics, social mores, class, sex, war, entertainment, work, national identity, and much more. One might think of Le Rire as an equivalent to today’s late-night TV talk shows.

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Title
"Le Rire" magazine, New Series No. 165
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2019.115.8
Provenance
Elizabeth K Mix, Avon, Indiana; Yvonne and Gabriel Weisberg, Minneapolis.
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magazine with cover printed in orange; caricature of man holding clippers and mace (?) with a devil seated on his head, on cover

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