Plates 271/272, no 131; satire showing a cabinet of natural history, consisting of several animals with human heads displayed on a shelf and on the wall; each is identified by a label bearing a mock Latin name; the heads are caricatures of politicians of the time, notably Dupin (snake), Madier de Montjau (wading bird), Montalivet (oyster), Kératry (billy goat), Sébastiani (sloth), Rigny (seal); at centre, a man on a step ladder is about to nail a human-headed bat on the wall. 9 May 1833
<br>Hand-coloured lithograph
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<p>Print made by: J J Grandville
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<dl><dd>Printed by: Becquet</dd>
<dd>Published by: Aubert</dd>
<dd>Print made by: Eugène Forest</dd></dl></div>
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