The original artwork, titled "Un Évanouissement" (A Fainting Fit), was published as part of a satirical series in Paris during the mid-1800s. It depicts a highly melodramatic, upper-class Victorian salon scene where a gentleman has fainted or swooned into a chair while his companions anxiously rush to loosen his collar and hold him up.
Soooo…..is that a gathering of “The Boys” from the Senate or the house?
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ReplyDeleteThe original artwork, titled "Un Évanouissement" (A Fainting Fit), was published as part of a satirical series in Paris during the mid-1800s. It depicts a highly melodramatic, upper-class Victorian salon scene where a gentleman has fainted or swooned into a chair while his companions anxiously rush to loosen his collar and hold him up.
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