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Cham (= Amédée Charles Henry de Noé, 1819 Paris 1879). Je me suis mis dans les volontaires! Mademoiselle throwing up her hands in dismay in view of her newly uniformed beau supposedly wanting his parting kiss. Chalk lithograph. (1870-71.) Inscribed: CHAM / 121, otherwise typographically as below. 21.9 x 18.2 cm.
Worked for the Charivari during the war of 1870-71 and here present in a contemporary impression without text at the back. – Corner tear off in the wide white margin lower left. Cham , born into an aristocratic family – the father was a Pair of France – , revealed his talent for drawing already as a child. Since 1838 pupil first in the study of Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet, then of Paul Delaroche, already in 1839 the Charivari edited by Charles Philipon publishes first humorous comics under the pseudonym Cham derived from biblical history (son of Noé/Noah) and becomes
(Luce Abélès, Allgemeines Künstler-Lexikon XVIII, 1998, p. 109).
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