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Allons, papa, fault encore sauter trente-deux tours!.. [Go on, father, you need to jump another 32 times!] from the series Les Papas, number 10, published in Le Charivari
Allons, papa, fault encore sauter trente-deux tours!.. [Go on, father, you need to jump another 32 times!] from the series Les Papas, number 10, published in Le Charivari

Allons, papa, fault encore sauter trente-deux tours!..
[Go on, father, you need to jump another 32 times!]
from the series Les Papas, number 10, published in Le Charivari

Artist (French, 1808–1879)
Datepublished June 9, 1847
Period19th century
MediumLithograph on newsprint
DimensionsObject Size: 14 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches
Credit LineGift of Michael and Cindy Seligmann
Object number2014.191
Curatorial DepartmentEuropean Art (pre 1900)
_Place of OriginFrance
Quand on a un père farceur. [When one has a clown for a father.] from the series Les Papas, number 21, published in Le Charivari
Quand on a un père farceur. [When one has a clown for a father.]
from the series Les Papas, number 21, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published March 23, 1848
Object number: 2014.195
–“Adieu!…. Adieu!… à la Grâce de Dieu… Adieu… Adieu!… etc.” -Sacrrristi!… est-ce que vous vous moquez de monde?… v’là deux heures que vous me criez Adieu…, mais fichez-moi donc le camp une bonne fois pour toutes!…. sacrrristi. [–Farewell! Farewell! in the name of God, Farewell! Farewell! –Would you stop this? You cannot be serious. For the last two hours you have been shouting farewell… why don’t you finally go?], from the series Les Musiciens de Paris, number 1, published in Le Charivari
–“Adieu!…. Adieu!… à la Grâce de Dieu… Adieu… Adieu!… etc.” -Sacrrristi!… est-ce que vous vous moquez de monde?… v’là deux heures que vous me criez Adieu…, mais fichez-moi donc le camp une bonne fois pour toutes!…. sacrrristi.
[–Farewell! Farewell! in the name of God, Farewell! Farewell! –Would you stop this? You cannot be serious. For the last two hours you have been shouting farewell… why don’t you finally go?], from the series Les Musiciens de Paris, number 1, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published February 1, 1843
Object number: 2014.181
Comment on donne aux jeunes gens le goût de la navigation. [How to introduce youngsters to the joys of navigation.] from the series Les Papas, number 3, published in Le Charivari
Comment on donne aux jeunes gens le goût de la navigation.
[How to introduce youngsters to the joys of navigation.]
from the series Les Papas, number 3, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published December 18, 1846
Object number: 2014.189
Un enfant qui s’amuse de peu, le Constitutional lui pour toute la soirée. [A child with little ambitions: the Constitutionnel will keep him busy for the whole evening.] from the series Les Papas, number 11, published in Le Charivari
Un enfant qui s’amuse de peu, le Constitutional lui pour toute la soirée.
[A child with little ambitions: the Constitutionnel will keep him busy for the whole evening.]
from the series Les Papas, number 11, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published June 17, 1847
Object number: 2014.192
Oh! p’pa….. la belle femme!…. [Oh! daddy… what a beautiful woman!] from the series Les Papas, number 1, published in Le Charivari
Oh! p’pa….. la belle femme!…. [Oh! daddy… what a beautiful woman!]
from the series Les Papas, number 1, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published December 10, 1846
Object number: 2014.187
Leçon d’équitation, haute école. [A lesson in horsemanship, advanced course.] from the series Les Papas, number 2, published in Le Charivari
Leçon d’équitation, haute école. [A lesson in horsemanship, advanced course.]
from the series Les Papas, number 2, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published December 14, 1846
Object number: 2014.188
Une famille chez qui réside instinct guerrier. [A family which cherished the instincts of a warrior.] from the series Les Papas, number 9, published in Le Charivari
Une famille chez qui réside instinct guerrier.
[A family which cherished the instincts of a warrior.]
from the series Les Papas, number 9, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published February 9, 1847
Object number: 2014.190
La première leçon de natation. [The first swimming lesson.] from the series Les Papas, number 16, published in Le Charivari
La première leçon de natation. [The first swimming lesson.]
from the series Les Papas, number 16, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published September 10, 1847
Object number: 2014.193
Un fils modèle. [A model son.] from the series Les Papas, number 17, published in Le Charivari
Un fils modèle. [A model son.]
from the series Les Papas, number 17, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published October 13, 1847
Object number: 2014.194
–Ah! vous êtes mon mari, ah! vous êtes le maître… eh! bien moi, j’ai le droit de vous flanquer à la porte de chez vous….. Jeanne Derouin me l’a prouvé hier soir!… allez vous expliquer avec elle!…. [You may be my husband and the master of the house, but Jeanne Derouin confirmed to me yesterday that I can throw you out any time. If you want to, go and discuss it with her!] from the series Les Femmes Socialistes, number 7, published in Le Charivari
–Ah! vous êtes mon mari, ah! vous êtes le maître… eh! bien moi, j’ai le droit de vous flanquer à la porte de chez vous….. Jeanne Derouin me l’a prouvé hier soir!… allez vous expliquer avec elle!….
[You may be my husband and the master of the house, but Jeanne Derouin confirmed to me yesterday that I can throw you out any time. If you want to, go and discuss it with her!]
from the series Les Femmes Socialistes, number 7, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published May 23, 1849
Object number: 2014.180
Eh! ben et mon verre.. si je n’ai pas mon verre je dirai à maman tu as encore été boire avec le grand escogriffe qu’elle t’avait défendu d’aller avec lui!.. [Eh! My glass… if I don’t have my glass I will tell mother that you were drinking again with the scoundrel that she’s forbidden you from hanging around.] from the series Enfantillages [Childishness], number 6, published in Le Charivari
Eh! ben et mon verre.. si je n’ai pas mon verre je dirai à maman tu as encore été boire avec le grand escogriffe qu’elle t’avait défendu d’aller avec lui!..
[Eh! My glass… if I don’t have my glass I will tell mother that you were drinking again with the scoundrel that she’s forbidden you from hanging around.]
from the series Enfantillages [Childishness], number 6, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published January 10, 1852
Object number: 1981.018
. . . qu'est la femme aujourd'hui dans société, rien! que doit-elle être? tout . . . oui, tout, tout! . . . . –Ah! bravo, bravo, c’est encoré plus beau que le discours de Jeanne Derouin! [What is woman in today's society? Nothing! What should the meaning be? Everything, yes everything, everything . . . Ah! Bravo, bravo, this speech is even better than the last one Jeanne Derouin gave!] from the series Les Femmes Socialistes, No 6, published in Le Charivari
. . . qu'est la femme aujourd'hui dans société, rien! que doit-elle être? tout . . . oui, tout, tout! . . . . –Ah! bravo, bravo, c’est encoré plus beau que le discours de Jeanne Derouin! [What is woman in today's society? Nothing! What should the meaning be? Everything, yes everything, everything . . . Ah! Bravo, bravo, this speech is even better than the last one Jeanne Derouin gave!]
from the series Les Femmes Socialistes, No 6, published in Le Charivari
Honoré Daumier
published May 17, 1849
Object number: 2014.179