Adrien Barrere Lithograph of Paris Medical Faculty Members In Line to See Naked Lady Circa 1906 Lithograph Belle Epoque

Adrien Barrere Lithograph of Paris Medical Faculty members in line with a doctor and nude woman lying on the table. A small Remarque at the bottom left of death chasing nude woman.
"The Naked Lady" as it was simply titled was done circa 1906.

Adrien Barrere (French, 1874 to 1931) was part of the Belle Epoque caricature lithograph of Paris Medical Faculty members "The Naked Lady", Paris 1914-1915. He studied Law and Medicine and then turned his career to caricature and did many posters for the Parisian cinemas and the Grand Guignol, a theater who specialized in horror. 

Barrere's lithographs of the Paris Medical Faculty became a huge success and almost every student of medicine bought a copy of one of his caricatures of the Medical Faculty. 

Size: framed with nice black molded frame behind glass. Frame is 40 1/2 x 24 inches 

Condition: very fine with light signs of soil, the piece has been framed and matted. Please see the images for more details or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. 

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