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Gentlemen in workhouse clothes: If the rich are disguising themselves as poor, one might get the idea that the poor might transform themselves into the rich, from 'News of the day'
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Gentlemen in workhouse clothes: If the rich are disguising themselves as poor, one might get the idea that the poor might transform themselves into the rich, from 'News of the day'

Honoré Daumier · March 7, 1866 · Lithograph; second state of two, proof (Delteil)

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Credit lineGentlemen in workhouse clothes: If the rich are disguising themselves as poor, one might get the idea that the poor might transform themselves into the rich, from 'News of the day'. March 7, 1866. Honoré Daumier. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1922. CC0.
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