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Plate with a scene from Métamorphoses du Jour (plate 37)
ca. 1830–40
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1827–47
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1843
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1843
"He buys the right to defeat me at his ease with a successful shot." from the Little Miseries of Human Life
1843
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1843
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1843
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1843