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Image Not Available for Mosieu [sic] n’a pas le sou! --Et Mosieu [sic] a diné. Garçon, la faim justifie les moyens. [Sir does not have a penny! --And Sir had dinner. Garçon, hunger justifies the means.], plate 18 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 2 July 1853
Mosieu [sic] n’a pas le sou! --Et Mosieu [sic] a diné. Garçon, la faim justifie les moyens. [Sir does not have a penny! --And Sir had dinner. Garçon, hunger justifies the means.], plate 18 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 2 July 1853
Image Not Available for Mosieu [sic] n’a pas le sou! --Et Mosieu [sic] a diné. Garçon, la faim justifie les moyens. [Sir does not have a penny! --And Sir had dinner. Garçon, hunger justifies the means.], plate 18 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 2 July 1853

Mosieu [sic] n’a pas le sou! --Et Mosieu [sic] a diné. Garçon, la faim justifie les moyens. [Sir does not have a penny! --And Sir had dinner. Garçon, hunger justifies the means.], plate 18 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 2 July 1853

Primary (Paris, France, 1804–1866)
Printer
NationalityFrench, Europe
Date1853
MediumLithograph
DimensionsSheet: 11 × 8 1/16 in. (27.9 × 20.4 cm)
Image: 7 5/8 × 6 3/8 in. (19.4 × 16.2 cm)
Credit LineBlanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Gift of Alvin and Ethel Romansky, 1982.467
Keywords
Collection AreaPrints and Drawings
Object number1982.467
On View
Not on view
Label Text
published in Paris, 2 July 1853
Exhibitions
Image Not Available for N’y a pas de doute, mon président, qu’à ma place vous n’auriez pas abîmé, comme ça, c’t [sic] homme là, vous! [Have no doubt, my president, that in my place you would not be damaged, like that, that man there, you!], plate 13 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in
N’y a pas de doute, mon président, qu’à ma place vous n’auriez pas abîmé, comme ça, c’t [sic] homme là, vous! [Have no doubt, my president, that in my place you would not be damaged, like that, that man there, you!], plate 13 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in
Paul Gavarni
1853
Image Not Available for Mosieu [sic], on ne peut pas voir papa, il est en train de faire faillite [Sir, you cannot see my father, he is just about to declare bankruptcy], plate 41 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 7 August 1841
Mosieu [sic], on ne peut pas voir papa, il est en train de faire faillite [Sir, you cannot see my father, he is just about to declare bankruptcy], plate 41 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 7 August 1841
Paul Gavarni
1841
Maman a écrit à mosieu [sic] Prosper et papa a vu la letter [Mama had written to Monsieur Prosper and Papa saw the letter], plate 49 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 29 May 1842
Maman a écrit à mosieu [sic] Prosper et papa a vu la letter [Mama had written to Monsieur Prosper and Papa saw the letter], plate 49 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 29 May 1842
Paul Gavarni
1842
Image Not Available for Est-ce que c’est vrai, mosieu [sic] d’Alby, que tu couperais des liards en quatres [sic] [Is it true, Monsieur d’Alby, that you can cut pennies into four pieces?], plate 37 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 10 April 184
Est-ce que c’est vrai, mosieu [sic] d’Alby, que tu couperais des liards en quatres [sic] [Is it true, Monsieur d’Alby, that you can cut pennies into four pieces?], plate 37 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 10 April 184
Paul Gavarni
1841
Mosieu [sic], quelle est la meilleure troupe de Paris, s’il vous plaîte? [Sir, which is the best troupe in Paris, if you please?], plate 3 from Affiches illustrées [Illustrated Posters], in Le Charivari, 21 May 1846
Mosieu [sic], quelle est la meilleure troupe de Paris, s’il vous plaîte? [Sir, which is the best troupe in Paris, if you please?], plate 3 from Affiches illustrées [Illustrated Posters], in Le Charivari, 21 May 1846
Paul Gavarni
1846
Image Not Available for Sans profession. [Unemployed], plate 3 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 19 February 1853
Sans profession. [Unemployed], plate 3 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 19 February 1853
Paul Gavarni
1853
Image Not Available for Gare les poches! [Guard your pockets!], plate 9 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 27 April 1853
Gare les poches! [Guard your pockets!], plate 9 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 27 April 1853
Paul Gavarni
1853
Image Not Available for Gare les poules! [Beware of hens], plate 14 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 15 May 1853
Gare les poules! [Beware of hens], plate 14 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 15 May 1853
Paul Gavarni
1853
Image Not Available for Trop pittoresque [Too colorful], plate 15 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 7 June 1853
Trop pittoresque [Too colorful], plate 15 from Bohèmes [Bohemians], in Paris, 7 June 1853
Paul Gavarni
1853
Mosieu [sic] Belassis, moi j’ai pas des jambes en manches de veste [Monsieur Belassis, I have no legs in my jacket sleeves], plate 45 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 25 September 1841
Mosieu [sic] Belassis, moi j’ai pas des jambes en manches de veste [Monsieur Belassis, I have no legs in my jacket sleeves], plate 45 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 25 September 1841
Paul Gavarni
1841
Image Not Available for Maman, c’est mosieu [sic] … tu sais, ce mosieu [sic] qui a ce nez [Mama, it’s that gentleman … you know, that gentleman who has that nose], plate 27 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 6 December 1840
Maman, c’est mosieu [sic] … tu sais, ce mosieu [sic] qui a ce nez [Mama, it’s that gentleman … you know, that gentleman who has that nose], plate 27 from Les Enfans [sic] terribles [Terrible Children], in Le Charivari, 6 December 1840
Paul Gavarni
1840
Image Not Available for C’est le papa de mosieu [sic] Arthur qui est un mosieu [sic] embêtant! Cré chien! [It’s the father of Monsieur Arthur who is an annoying man! Cursed dog!], plate 71 from Les Lorettes, in Le Charivari, 29 September 1843
C’est le papa de mosieu [sic] Arthur qui est un mosieu [sic] embêtant! Cré chien! [It’s the father of Monsieur Arthur who is an annoying man! Cursed dog!], plate 71 from Les Lorettes, in Le Charivari, 29 September 1843
Paul Gavarni
1843