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The Little Balcony
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The Little Balcony

Date1894
MediumLithograph
DimensionsImage: 198 x 135 mm. (7 13/16 x 5 5/16 in.)

Credit LineGift of Blanche Adler
Object number1930.53.8
NOT ON VIEW
Last Updated1/11/24
Image Not Available for Juliet Standing on Her Balcony
Juliet Standing on Her Balcony
c. 1888
Image Not Available for The Long Balcony
The Long Balcony
1894
Image Not Available for Bemooster Bursche zich' ich aus.. (Hunter addressing a lady on a balcony)
Bemooster Bursche zich' ich aus.. (Hunter addressing a lady on a balcony)
n.d.
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The Balcony
1877
Image Not Available for Variations in Flesh Colour and Green - The Balcony
Variations in Flesh Colour and Green - The Balcony
1889
Image Not Available for Family Group of Six on a Balcony
Family Group of Six on a Balcony
1793
Image Not Available for Young Woman Kneeling on Balcony
Young Woman Kneeling on Balcony
n.d.
Image Not Available for A Venetian Balcony
A Venetian Balcony
1890
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The Balcony
1879-1880
Image Not Available for The pupils of the Institute Pascareau are trying their new school uniform which makes them look a little like the great Napoleon and a lot like little newspaper boys.
The pupils of the Institute Pascareau are trying their new school uniform which makes them look a little like the great Napoleon and a lot like little newspaper boys.
1846
Image Not Available for Robert Macaire, Professor of Industry. Here's an example. Buy a new process, it doesn't matter which, or whether it's good or bad, buy it for 600F, 500F, 25F, for as little as possible. Create 500'000F worth of shares, as many as possible. Make out monster advertisements, monster posters, monster promises. Make the capital, pocket it, put the key under the door, file your bankruptcy papers, that's to say the company's papers... that's the end of that little game. You then go on to another.
Robert Macaire, Professor of Industry. Here's an example. Buy a new process, it doesn't matter which, or whether it's good or bad, buy it for 600F, 500F, 25F, for as little as possible. Create 500'000F worth of shares, as many as possible. Make out monster advertisements, monster posters, monster promises. Make the capital, pocket it, put the key under the door, file your bankruptcy papers, that's to say the company's papers... that's the end of that little game. You then go on to another.
1837
Image Not Available for Regular little drunk, he is! He gulps it down like milk! Poor little darling...he is the spitting image of his father!
Regular little drunk, he is! He gulps it down like milk! Poor little darling...he is the spitting image of his father!
1842