Plate 197: satire on the first anniversary of the French Second Republic showing France sitting on the left and lecturing her daughter the Republic, who is personified by a young girl standing on the right carrying fasces and a vessel reading 'vote universel'; France advises her daughter to become more reasonable, reminding her what a turbulent and unpleasant child she was; the child replies by blaming her nannies; originally published in 'Le Charivari' in 1849
<br>Hand-coloured lithograph, printed 'sur blanc'
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<p>Print made by: Amédée de Noé, called Cham
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<dl><dd>Printed by: Aubert &amp; Cie</dd>
<dd>Published by: Aubert &amp; Cie</dd></dl></div>
1849<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1849-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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