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Honoré Daumier

Citizen Bertrand, my good friend, it grieves me to see you in such despair because of your country.... why worry, we'll find someone here to fry, my good friend.... all we need to do is change the kitchen!, published in 'Comic Review,' October 22, 1871

October 22, 1871
Lithograph on newsprint
26.9 × 19 cm (10.6 × 7.5 in)

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