D'où arrives-tu? dans un état pareil!...-Sire, de Sébastopol!...-Tu mens!..à Sébastapol, la neige ne tombe que sur les ennemis de la sainte Russie....grâce à la Panaggia, mes soldats jouissent à Sébastapol d'un printemps perpétuel...pour te punir d'avoir voulu tromper les habitans de St. Pétersbourg!...tu vas partir immédiatement pour la Sibéria!

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Year:: 1854
Contributor:: Daumier, Honoré, 1808-1879 (creator)
Genre:: lithographs
Subject:: Crimean War, 1853-1856; Sevastopol (Ukraine) > History > Siege, 1854-1855; Government and Politics > Political & governmental figures; Art > Caricatures and Satires; Government and Politics > Wars; Government and Politics > International Relations; 1852-1870 (The Second Empire)
Extent:: 1 lithograph

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Abstract:: A Russian soldier, miserable and covered in snow, presents himself to the Emperor Nicolas who is standing by a fireplace in a lavishly decorated room. They discuss the situation concerning the Siege of Sebastopol.

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Daumier, Honoré, "D'où arrives-tu? dans un état pareil!...-Sire, de Sébastopol!...-Tu mens!..à Sébastapol, la neige ne tombe que sur les ennemis de la sainte Russie....grâce à la Panaggia, mes soldats jouissent à Sébastapol d'un printemps perpétuel...pour te punir d'avoir voulu tromper les habitans de St. Pétersbourg!...tu vas partir immédiatement pour la Sibéria!" (1854). Paris: Capital of the 19th Century. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:86222/

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