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Most of us aren't old enough to remember doctors' house calls! This 3-D adaptation figurine is sure to add to the conversation!

Daumier captures the real life experience of a Doctor's Visit in the 19th century. The Doctor checks the patient's pulse and prepares to make a recommendation. Taken from a Daumier lithograph, this sculpture is a faithful adaptation in three dimensions. Take a look at the original lithograph shown in "Other Images" below.

HONORE DAUMIER (1808-1879) French artist, lithographer, caricaturist and painter who was famed for his biting satire. He was imprisoned once for six months in 1832 after drawing a cartoon of King Louis Philippe. Daumier produced about 4,000 lithographs and some 200 paintings, but did not receive major recognition until after his death.