The Strolling Musician

Madame de Viefville

When It's Eighty Degrees in the Shade, Happy is the Householder Who Goes to Sleep in the Forest of St. Germain, in the Company of His Wife and Lots of Lizards

"Oh, so you find my latest novel is not entirely at the level of those by George Sand....! Adelaide, I will never see you again in my entire life!"

Rose of the North, Amiens Cathedral

"Hey there, what are you doing there, M. Crunichon? ...I trust you aren't counting on catching something by sitting on the grass?"

"We are all honest people . . ."

A Ghastly Trio

"Well, then, Mr. Caboulot, you're not coming?...It's time to go home..."

Landscape Number 8

Mademoiselle Bécat at the Cafe des Ambassadeurs

The Bit that One is Obliged to Swallow after Dinner: A Sonata Played by the Daughter of the Musician, a Young Prodigy of Six

The Ball