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Le Charivari, December 1, 1832 - May 31, 1835, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph and wood engraving
Multiple artists/makers
December 1, 1832–May 31, 1835
Le Charivari, March 16, 1854–December 31, 1857, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithographs and wood engravings
Multiple artists/makers
March 16, 1854–December 31, 1857
The Publisher Aubert (You must admit the government has a comic appearance), Charles-Joseph Traviès  French, Lithograph
Charles-Joseph Traviès
After Charles Philipon
Lithographer Lithographed by Delaporte
1831
The Legislative Belly, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph on wove paper
Honoré Daumier
Publisher Charles Philipon
January 1834
Very Haughty and Very Mighty Legitimist Brats, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph on chine collé
Honoré Daumier
Publisher Charles Philipon
February 1834
Children, Obey Me, Do Not Play With Those Weapons, from "L'Association Mensuelle no. 21", J. J. Grandville  French, Lithograph
J. J. Grandville
Auguste Desperret
Publisher Charles Philipon
April 1834
Mode de l'année prochaine, Charles Philipon  French, Colored lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1830
Caricature of Charles Philipon, Hippolyte Mailly  French, Black chalk on brown paper
Hippolyte Mailly
After Nadar
Sitter Charles Philipon
1859
Le Charivari, December 1, 1832–May 31, 1833, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithographs and wood engravings
Multiple artists/makers
December 1, 1832–May 31, 1833
Twelve Satirical Vignettes (Le Charivari, December 10, 1832), Charles-Joseph Traviès  French, Lithograph
Charles-Joseph Traviès
Publisher Charles Philipon
Publisher Aubert et Cie
December 1, 1832

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