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Talk to the Porter. But Do Not Talk to Him About Children, Cats, or Dogs. by Paul Gavarni

Talk to the Porter. But Do Not Talk to Him About Children, Cats, or Dogs.

(Parlez au portier. Mai ne lui parlez pas des enfants, ni des chats, ni des chiens.)


Paul Gavarni

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Talk to the Porter. But Do Not Talk to Him About Children, Cats, or Dogs. by Paul Gavarni. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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