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They re not women, they re balloons - by Daumier, 1862

They re not women, they re balloons - by Daumier, 1862


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They re not women, they re balloons - by Daumier, 1862

LSE4089903 They re not women, they re balloons - by Daumier, 1862 by Daumier, Honore (1808-79); Private Collection; (add.info.: They re not women, they re balloons - by Daumier, 1862); Photo eLeonard de Selva; French, out of copyright

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Crinoline Lingerie Petticoat 19th Mode


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They're not women, they're balloons

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is a satirical masterpiece created by Honore Daumier in 1862. This print captures the essence of Daumier's witty caricature, showcasing his unique ability to blend humor and social commentary. In this artwork, Daumier playfully mocks the fashion trends of the time, particularly the crinoline petticoats that were popular among women during the 19th century. The exaggerated proportions of these garments are depicted as inflated balloons, transforming women into comical figures. Daumier's sharp wit shines through as he questions societal norms and challenges conventional beauty standards. By portraying women as balloons, he subtly critiques their perceived frivolity and superficiality associated with fashion choices. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of this drawing. From intricate lace patterns on lingerie to delicate folds of fabric, each element adds depth and realism to his satirical portrayal. Leonard de Selva skillfully captures this iconic artwork through photography, preserving its historical significance for generations to come. Through his lens, we can appreciate Daumier's artistic brilliance while reflecting on how society has evolved since then. This print serves as a reminder that art has always been a powerful tool for social commentary. It invites us to question prevailing norms and encourages us to embrace individuality rather than conforming blindly to societal expectations.

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