SKETCHES OF SUMMER 2: View of the Seine, taken not far from Asnières, during the dog-days

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 7: View taken of a refreshment room in a bath-house on the Seine

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 13: The first bath

SKETCHES OF AUTUMN 1: View taken at Argenteuil. (October 1856)

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 4: Joyfully going down the river of life

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 11: A shade in the country

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 3: THE FIRST SWIMMING LESSON. －I really want to learn to swim, but not in the water, papa,... oh! not in the water!..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 3: An interesting and refreshing read

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 8: A DIRECTOR OF NO MATTER WHICH THEATRE. －Scoundrel of a thermometer... it's still rising!..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER by DAUMIER 9: In the four-sous baths

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 1: Parisian tritons, －male and female (not described by Mr. de Buffon)

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 6: What it suits us to call the charms of the countryside

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 16: My regret is still not to be able to bring my wife here with me!..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 9: Having had the unfortunate idea of going to take a siesta by the river bank

SKETCHES OF AUTUMN by DAUMIER 6: －Surely not,... I've bagged my dog again... that's the third I've killed in two years... I'm definitely unlucky!

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 6: THEATRES IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST. They dream that the auditorium is full to the brim and that they argue over programmes and small seats..., let's not wake them!..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 4: A practical joke from which... he who makes it never tires

SKETCHES OF SUMMER by DAUMIER 8: Going to the cold baths only for the opportunity of developing his biceps

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 3: －I would really like to know what sort of joker [it was] who was the first to say that man was the king of creation

SKETCHES OF AUTUMN by DAUMIER 1: GRAPE-PICKING AT ARGENTEUIL －Ow! I found that that was not Beautiful that lacked Wery Well of.... countenance!..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 1: －What luck... there's a gentleman soaping himself... I'm going to take advantage of his water!..

[NEWS] 185: Attached through their grandeur to the bank of the Seine, the ministers Parrieu and Rouher consoled themselves at not being able to pass the holidays in their mountains by dancing a bourrée from their birthplace, behind the closed doors of one of the rooms in the Ministry of Justice

Friends 4: Madame Cabassol goes for a sentimental walk in the Jardin des Plantes[?] with the youngest friend of her husband. An unforeseen meeting with the latter, not far from a deer

SKETCHES OF EXPRESSIONS 46: The Crow, having sung all summer, ... －The Papa－ The Crow..., the crow having sung.... begin it again for me at once..

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 15: －Look here, pet..., don't provoke the sea like that..., it might suddenly become malicious and we won't have time to save ourselves!..