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Wretched lettuce... I am spending entire days watering it and it is still thirsty, from "The joys of country life"
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Wretched lettuce... I am spending entire days watering it and it is still thirsty, from "The joys of country life"

Honoré Daumier · October 4, 1865 · Lithograph on newsprint; second state of two (Delteil)

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Credit lineWretched lettuce... I am spending entire days watering it and it is still thirsty, from "The joys of country life". October 4, 1865. Honoré Daumier. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1936. CC0.
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