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Honoré Daumier (1808 Marseille – Valmondois/Val-d'Oise 1879), “Don’t Mess with It!!” – Freedom of the Press. Lithograph on wove paper. (1834). 35.6 x 52.3 cm (sheet). Initialed in the stone within the image, with the series title and number above the image, and with the title and publication details below: “Chez Aubert, galerie Véro-Dodat.” Delteil 133. Plate 20 from: *Association mensuelle*. A very good impression of this famous plate. A satire depicting a worker standing proudly beside the words “Liberté de la presse” and confronting Louis-Philippe, who threatens him with his umbrella; Persil and Guizot attempt to restrain the King, while Charles X lies on the ground to the right, accompanied by two kings. Published in March 1834. – With the characteristic central fold. Minimally light-stained, with a few faint, scattered brown spots. Otherwise in good condition. Taxation: subject to differential taxation (VAT: Margin Scheme).
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