Antique Honoré Daumier Signed Lithograph from “Le Gens de Justice" titled Olank landience political satire. Signed lower right initialed in the print. Presented matted and framed. About Artist: "Honoré Daumier was a famous caricaturist and lithographer, who was also active as a painter and sculptor. From 1830 he made his living drawing cartoons for satirical journals, lampooning the government, the professions and the French bourgeoisie. In 1832 he was imprisoned for making a caricature of King Louis-Philippe. During the course of his career Daumier remained in contact with the main painters of the time, including Delacroix, Millet and Corot. Perhaps due to his reputation as a cartoonist, he did not gain public recognition in his lifetime, though he is now considered a great draughtsman and graphic artist. While his prints deal with contemporary issues and fashions, Daumier's paintings tend to depict more timeless subjects, often drawn from literary sources" Title: "Les Gens de Justice, Plate 37: Il parait...que mon Gaillard est un grand Scélérat.." Artist: Honoré-Victorin Daumier ( French, 1808-1879 ) Time Period: 1848 Medium: Lithograph on Paper Signature: Pencil Signed