Set of 3 Framed Honoré Daumier Lithographs-Les Gens de Justice (Museum Quality,Great for Law Office)

Set of 3 Framed Honoré Daumier Lithographs – Les Gens de Justice (1845–1848 Series) Description: Rare opportunity to acquire a set of three professionally framed lithographs by French caricaturist Honoré Daumier (1808–1879). These pieces come from his celebrated satirical series “Les Gens de Justice” (“The People of Justice”), created between 1845–1848, which humorously exposes the quirks of the legal profession. ? Artwork Details • Artist: Honoré Daumier (1808–1879) • Medium: Lithographs (not engravings, not reproductions) • Series: Les Gens de Justice • Captions (translations): 1. “What a pity that this charming woman did not entrust me with defending her case…” 2. “At least shed a tear with one eye… it always looks good.” 3. “A lawyer who hopes… that his client will pay him well.” • Signature: Each piece is stone-signed with Daumier’s initials “h.D.” in the image (not hand-signed). ? Framing & Conservation All three lithographs are mounted and framed to museum conservation standards: • 100% cotton rag matting (acid-free, museum-grade) • AFFC (Acid-Free Foam Core) backing to prevent acid burn • UV-protective glazing to prevent fading • Solid wood frames in a warm reddish-brown finish • Professional reversible conservation methods used throughout Each piece measures approximately 18x20 inches framed, and they present beautifully as a matching set. This witty, historical trio makes a perfect conversation piece for law offices, chambers, or law libraries. They also make excellent gifts for lawyers, judges, professors, or law students — anyone connected to the legal profession will appreciate the humor. Own three authentic 19th-century satirical lithographs by one of France’s greatest artists — preserved to museum standards and ready to hang as a striking set.