254 mm x 214 mm posters & prints

Le cordon donc!...le cordon donc!...le cordon donc!.., 1847 Honoré Daumier

Lycaon Changed into a Wolf, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Apollo Entrusting Chiron with the Education of Aesculapius, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Mercury Enamored of Herse, Daughter of Cecrops, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Les filets de Vulcain, 1842 Honoré Daumier

Juno Turning Callisto into a Bear, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Cadmus Killing the Dragon, ca. 1615 Anonymous

Tiresias, in the Form of a Woman, Striking Two Coupled Snakes with His Staff, ca. 1615 Anonymous

Brabisimo! (Bravo!), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

The Gleaners (Les Glaneuses), ca. 1855-1856 Jean-François Millet

Hilan delgado. (They spin finely.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Le Depart pour le Bal, 1847 Honoré Daumier

Voillllllllllla le Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrand Galop Charivarique, 1839 Honoré Daumier

Esto si que es leer. (That certainly is being able to read.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

The Dispute between Jupiter and Juno over Which of the Two Sexes Finds Greatest Pleasure, ca. 1615 Anonymous

And the angel took the censer, 1899 Odilon Redon

A caza de dientes. (Out hunting for teeth.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Dire pourtant que c'est comme ça qu'on améliore les chevaux.., 1846 Honoré Daumier

Birth (La Naissance), ca. 1718-1722 Claude Gillot and Jean Audran

Ya van desplumados. (There they go plucked.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya

Vois le cours de la bourse.., 1865 Honoré Daumier

Free Admission Day (Un jour ou` l'on ne paye pas...), 1852 Honoré Daumier

Tu que no puedes. (Thou who canst not.), 1796-1797 Francisco de Goya