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L'assiette au beurre

Periodical
11/06/1910 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

L'Assiette au Beurre, a satirical journal, published 594 issues from March 1901 to October, 1912. The journal is composed entirely of drawings (approximately 16 per issue) and contains more than 10,000 images in black and white and colour. More than 220 illustrators and 73 authors interpreted current events. The main subjects covered were the middle class, employers, priests, judges, non-commissioned officers and the police. About half of the collection consists of political satire, and the other half differs little from the themes treated in other illustrated journals of the time.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleL'assiette au beurre (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Print on paper
Brief description
Political pamphlet 'L'assiette au beurre', Paris, 11/06/1910
Physical description
Print on paper
Dimensions
  • Height: 31.7cm
  • Width: 24.7cm
Marks and inscriptions
'L'Assiette au Beurre/ Les affiches politiques/ sont sous vos yeux,/ il faut savoir/ les regarder.'
Credit line
Given by Michael Voggenauer, in memory of his father Josef Voggenauer
Subject depicted
Summary
L'Assiette au Beurre, a satirical journal, published 594 issues from March 1901 to October, 1912. The journal is composed entirely of drawings (approximately 16 per issue) and contains more than 10,000 images in black and white and colour. More than 220 illustrators and 73 authors interpreted current events. The main subjects covered were the middle class, employers, priests, judges, non-commissioned officers and the police. About half of the collection consists of political satire, and the other half differs little from the themes treated in other illustrated journals of the time.
Collection
Accession number
E.170-2006

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Record createdJune 1, 2006
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