Charivari 1851 from July to December 1851

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Charivari 1851 from July to December 1851

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The Charivari
20th year, from July 1, 1851 to December 28, 1851, 25 x 36 cm., cardboard binding (unpinned), numerous fringed or almost detached leaves, more rarely cut but without missing, nevertheless 54 entire sheets of text are missing. 

78 plates out of text of drawings by Cham, Gavarni, Durandin,…

The Charivari is a newspaper French and the first illustrated daily satirical of the world, which appeared 1832 has 1937
Founded on 1er December 1832 by Charles Philipon as a newspaper of republican opposition to the July Monarchy, the satirical newspaper with an entertaining vocation asserted itself during its history at times radical, conservative, republican or even anti-clerical. Its most notable authors were notably Taxile Delord or even Agenor Altaroche and its most notable caricaturists were among others Philipon, Nadar, Gustave Doré, Honore Daumier, Henri Rochefort, Cham And Gavarni.

20th year, from July 1, 1851 to December 28, 1851, 25 x 36 cm., cardboard binding (unpinned), numerous fringed or almost detached leaves, more rarely cut but without missing, nevertheless 54 entire sheets of text are missing.  78 plates out of text of drawings by Cham, Gavarni, Durandin,… The Charivari is a newspaper French and the first illustrated daily satirical of the world, which appeared 1832 has 1937  by Charles Philipon as a newspaper of republican opposition to the July Monarchy, the satirical newspaper with an entertaining vocation asserted itself during its history at times radical, conservative, republican or even anti-clerical. Its most notable authors were notably Taxile Delord or even Agenor Altaroche and its most notable caricaturists were among others Philipon, Nadar, Gu