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Hypocrisie, bêtise et mauvaise foi
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Hypocrisie, bêtise et mauvaise foi
Hypocrisie, bêtise et mauvaise foi

Cartoon

Hyprocrisy, Stupidity and Bad Faith
Artist (1929-1997)
SignatureL. l. within image, Normand Hudon
InscriptionsBelow cartoon in pencil: Albert : "Minogue, t'as toutes les qualités qui faut pour me remplacer !"
Date 1959
Medium / Technique Ink on card stock
Dimensions28 x 43.5 cm
Origin Quebec, Canada
Object NumberM997.63.489
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Arlette Hudon
NotesPublished on March 5, 1959 in Le Devoir.  Source: André Prévost
Status
Not on view

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