print;
album
- Museum number
- 1949,0411.4999.1-26
- Title
- Series: Des Chats
- Description
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Collected album of 'Des Chats. Dessins sans paroles par Steinlen'; front cover with the design 'Chats et fillette'; back cover with the design 'Course de chats'; titlepage with a vignette of a dog with a piece of unbuttered bread in its mouth; 26 humorous sheets, each with a titled, unbordered composition in several progressive scenes, mainly on the subject of cats and children: 'Une brouille', 'Le plus vexé des trois!', 'Plus de pain que de beurre!', 'La poupée déshabillée', 'Le méchant dada', 'Le chat noir et le cheval de bois', 'Horrible fin d'un poisson rouge', 'Le peloton de fil', 'Histoire navrante d'un chat et d'un petit cochon d'inde', 'Le chat a deux queues', 'Ça Brule!', 'Ce qu'il advint d'une petite fille désobéissante', 'Miaulements', 'Le clou vengeur', 'Le chat et la grenouille', 'Sauvée!', 'Les voleurs volés', 'La gourmandise punie', 'A qui l'attrapera!', 'La pauvre petite souris!', 'Un effet de la gourmandise', 'Le chat gris et le sorcier blanc', 'Comment un petit chat noir peut devenir un joli chat blanc', 'Paresse', 'Un mauvais pas', 'Souris blanches'.
26 gillotage sheets, bound in boards with lithographic covers, the front cover printed in colours
- Production date
- 1898
- Dimensions
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Height: 445 millimetres (album)
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Width: 307 millimetres (album)
- $Inscriptions
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- Curator's comments
- The sheets were originally published in the journal 'Le Chat Noir', and are reproduced here in gillotage. The lithographic covers are given in Crauzat (nos. 215, 216) as having been printed by Charles Verneau of Paris.
A letter to Dodgson from Harold Wright of Colnaghi, dated 20th November 1944 and transcribing the entries from Crauzat, is pasted onto the first page inside the cover.
- Location
- Not on display
- Associated titles
Associated Title: Le Chat Noir
- Acquisition date
- 1949
- Department
- Prints and Drawings
- Registration number
- 1949,0411.4999.1-26