Le SAUVAGE BINEAU. Portrait dessiné d'après nature au moment où ce terrible personnage se livre à son divertissement favori qui consiste à lacérer les tableaux et à briser tous les objets d'art qui lui tombent sous la main.
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Le SAUVAGE BINEAU. Portrait dessiné d'après nature au moment où ce terrible personnage se livre à son divertissement favori qui consiste à lacérer les tableaux et à briser tous les objets d'art qui lui tombent sous la main.

Trustman, Benjamin A., Trustman, Julia M. · 1848

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Jean Martial Bineau (1805 – 1855) was a mining engineer and Deputy in both Chambers from 1841 to 1848. He proposed a law to reduce the Government budget allotted to the fine arts and was a fervent opponent of freedom of the press. During his service as Minister of Public Works in 1849, he was responsible for tarring the great boulevards in the capital.

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