Artist
Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard Grandville (1803–1847)
105 works by Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard Grandville (French, 1803–1847) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wikipedia
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Descente dans les Ateliers de la Liberté de la presse (Raid on the Workshops of the Freedom of the Press)Jean-Ignace-Isidore Grandville, 1833National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Ailing CricketJean-Ignace-Isidore Grandville, 1829National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Metamorphoses of the Day: Regrets, or Never till the Next TimeJean-Ignace-Isidore Grandville, 1829National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Grand Course au Clocher Académique, No. 5J. J. Grandville|Aubert et Cie|Bauger et Cie, 1844The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Metamorphoses of the Day: A Conventional MarriageJean-Ignace-Isidore Grandville, 1829National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hot CocklesBenard|Auguste Desperret|J. J. Grandville, ca. 1834The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Grand Course-au-Clocher Académique, Planche 1: Perruques AcadémiquesJ. J. Grandville|Aubert et Cie|Auguste Desperret|Bauger et Cie, 1844The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Blind Man's BuffBenard|J. J. Grandville|Auguste Desperret, ca. 1834The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"The Barbaric Holy Alliance" from The Complete Works of BérangerFournier & Perrotin|J. J. Grandville|Auguste Raffet|Pierre Jean de Béranger, 1836The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"The favorite object of his studies is the collection of Idylles by Madame Deshoulières" from Scenes from the Private…J. J. Grandville|Honoré de Balzac|Joseph Hippolyte Jules Caqué, ca. 1837–47The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Journey for Eternity, No. 4J. J. Grandville|Langlumé, ca. 1839The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"Away from all help and without pants, on some deserted shore" from the Little Miseries of Human LifeJ. J. Grandville|Paul-Emile-Daurand Forgues|Henri Fournier, 1843The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"As the last grains of powder fall into the palm of his blackened hand, a superb hare..." from the Little Miseries of…J. J. Grandville|Henri Fournier|Paul-Emile-Daurand Forgues, 1843The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Mister VultureJ. J. Grandville, 1840The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"Article 231. The husband needs to protect his wife, the wife needs to obey her husband" from Scenes from the Private…J. J. Grandville|Honoré de Balzac|Pierre François Godard, ca. 1837–47The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"Hold on to me, I am telling my witness..." from Scenes from the Private and Public Life of AnimalsJ. J. Grandville|Honoré de Balzac|Louis-Henri Brevière, ca. 1837–47The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"He was a regular on the front lines..." from Scenes from the Private and Public Life of AnimalsJ. J. Grandville|Honoré de Balzac|Joseph Hippolyte Jules Caqué, ca. 1837–47The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Grand Course au Clocher Académique, Pl. 2J. J. Grandville|Aubert et Cie, 1844The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bird's Eye View of a Man and Woman ConversingJean-Ignace-Isidore Grandville, c. 1830National Gallery of Art, Washington 
"The God of Good People" from The Complete Works of BérangerJ. J. Grandville|Lacoste, Paris|Fournier & Perrotin|Auguste Raffet|Eugène Guillaumot|Pierre Jean de Béranger, 1836The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"And in this suit for seperation, gentlemen, observe two things" from Metamorphoses of the DayJ. J. Grandville|Langlumé, 1829The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"Mr. Judas" from The Complete Works of BérangerFournier & Perrotin|Théodore Maurisset|J. J. Grandville|Pierre Jean de Béranger, 1836The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"I was deprived of the happiness to pick it up... I saw a hundred times an agile rival offer it smiling to our common…J. J. Grandville|Auguste Barbant|Paul-Emile-Daurand Forgues|Henri Fournier, 1843The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
"The head of the young fellow insolently mingled with the candlesticks of the chandelier." from the Little Miseries of…Brugnot|J. J. Grandville|Paul-Emile-Daurand Forgues|Henri Fournier, 1843The Metropolitan Museum of Art