Huard Collection

Horned grebe and great northern loon
5855235 Horned grebe and great northern loon; (add.info.: Horned or Slavonian grebe, Podiceps auritus, and great northern loon, Gavia immer)

Comical Sketch
A comical sketch depicting a scene of two men in conversation, with a view of a city behind them, one of which is saying how his daughter was born with a crushed strawberry upon her buttock

The Maid
A sketch which shows a large man, having removed his hat, speaking with a young maid who is standing in the hallway. Date: circa 1901

Women In Conversation
This sketch portrait a pair of ladies dressed in outdoor clothes and decorative hats, speaking with each other, outside a cluster of houses standing behind them. Date: circa 1901

The Foreigner
A sketch of a woman standing beside a stout man, was accompanied with a caption translated from French, You're hiding something from me, Zephyrin! Alas

Taking An Exit
This sketch shows a husband and wife leaving a venue, with cases in their hands, the woman looks rather unimpressed. Date: circa 1901

Walking Along The Street
A sketch of a gentleman walking along a French cobbled street path, past an open doorway in which an old woman is standing. Date: circa 1901

Le Galant Jardinier
A portrait sketch of a proudly postured man, known as The Gallant Gardener, standing with his cane in hand, by a patch of tall grass, his countryside home visible in the background. Date: circa 1901

Portrait De Famille
Ironically titled Family Portrait, this sketch shows a seated, elderly lady reading a book on her own, but placed beside a portrait painting of a young woman, who appears to be looking down at her

Depute En Tournee
This sketch portrait a member of parliament on tour, visiting an older lady standing outside her property, he is politely holding his hat, with a folder tucked under one arm. Date: circa 1901

Plaisir Du Dimanche
A portrait sketch of two guards sitting on a bench outside a gated entrance during a break, one is enjoying a smoke. Date: circa 1901

Gentlemen In Conversation
A sketch comprising of a large group of top hat wearing gentlemen conversing in separate groups, relating to artists being the Brain of Paris Date: circa 1901

Speaking To A Crowd
This sketch shows a man speaking to a crowd of people of various descriptions, asking to be lent a note of 100 Francs. Date: circa 1901

A La Suite d'un Article Signe: Boulimy
This sketch shows a group of four gentlemen interacting, visually representing the following caption, translated in English. Mr

Evening Procession
This sketch shows a scene in which a procession of people are walking along a cobbled street in the evening. Date: circa 1901

Speaking With Ponce
This sketch shows a gentlemen adjusting the buttons of his friend's jacket, while saying I confess this to you, Ponce: I was almost afraid that my wife would deceive me. Date: circa 1901

Lady and Gentleman Strolling
A sketch of a French woman walking alongside a gentleman outside, with a church visible in the background, accompanied with the caption

La Belle Madame Grenouil, Et Ses Adorateurs
A group portrait sketch comprising of the central figure, Madame Grenouil, with a smug look on her face, surrounded by five older, adoring men. Date: circa 1901

Playing Cards
A sketch portraying a seated man looking up from his game, towards a standing fellow whose hand is spread over the cards. Date: circa 1901

Sitting By The Window
A portrait sketch of an elderly woman holding some cloth on her lap, as she sits beside a window looking out to a harbour scene of ships. Date: circa 1901

Men At A Cafe
A sketch which shows a scene where two men are speaking at a cafe table, one is saying, I don't understand how with your name, you haven't made some rich marriage yet. Date: circa 1901

Etude De Matelot
A portrait sketch study of an old sailor standing, with his hands casually placed in his trouser pockets. Date: circa 1901

Un Loup De Mer
A portrait sketch of an older man leaning on a counter, smoking his pipe. Date: circa 1901

Municipal Council of Fouzy-Les-Croustettes
An illustration which portrays members of the municipal council of Fouzy-Les-Croustettes, posing together, with serious facial expressions. Date: circa 1901

Adam Naruszewicz, Polish nobleman, 19th century. Artist: Camille Huard
Adam Naruszewicz, Polish nobleman, 19th century. Naruszewicz (1733-1798) was also a poet, historian, dramatist, translator, publicist, Jesuit and titular Bishop of Smolensk and Luck

Eglise de la Transfiguration Huard French active
Eglise de la Transfiguration; E. Huard (French, active about 1862); Saint Petersburg, Russia; 1856; Albumen silver print

Music cover, L Amazone Berrichonne by Boisrenault
Music cover, L Amazone Berrichonne valse brillante, written for piano by L Huard du Boisrenault. circa 1858

Source Size = 4006 x 2511
" a Pearl Among Women; " Lady Dicks Sudden Commotion, Drawn by L. Huard

Source Size = 3166 x 2518
" a Pearl Among Women; " " where is Miss Sillery?" Inquired Mr. Lawrence, Drawn by L. Huard

Source Size = 3395 x 4909
" the Anniversary, " by F. Huard, in the French Gallery, 1871

the Family Jewels, by Frans Huard
" the Family Jewels, " by Frans Huard

The Magic Mirror. Drawn by Huard and Skelton

The Magic Mirror. Drawn by Huard and Skelton

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In this comical sketch, the maid finds herself in a hilarious predicament while engaging in women's conversation. The foreigner takes an unexpected exit, causing laughter to erupt as he navigates the streets. Meanwhile, Le Galant Jardinier showcases his green thumb with pride. A portrait de famille captures a beautiful moment of unity and love among loved ones. As the deputy goes on tournee, he encounters various amusing situations that bring joy to all around him. Plaisir du Dimanche is celebrated with enthusiasm as people indulge in their favorite pastimes. Gentlemen engage in lively conversations filled with wit and charm. But it is when speaking to a crowd that true hilarity ensues. With each word spoken, laughter echoes through the audience as they are entertained by witty remarks and comedic timing. Whether walking along the street or taking an exit from daily routines, huard brings smiles and laughter wherever it goes. It reminds us of the importance of humor and lightheartedness in our lives. So let's embrace these moments of comedy and find joy even in the simplest things - for huard reminds us that life is better when we can laugh together.