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Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926) for his novel of anticipation "En 1965" published in 1919 in the magazine "Annales Politiques et Litteraires" - A bourgeois family attablee for the meal
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Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926) for his novel of anticipation "En 1965" published in 1919 in the magazine "Annales Politiques et Litteraires" - A bourgeois family attablee for the meal
PCT4281144 Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926) for his novel of anticipation "En 1965" published in 1919 in the magazine "Annales Politiques et Litteraires" - A bourgeois family attablee for the meal watches the news of the telephonoscope newspaper (abbreviated the Tele) - unrest and unrest in a communist republic of Russia - speech of a revolutionary to the people and soldiers by Robida, Albert (1848-1926); (add.info.: Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926) for his novel of anticipation "En 1965" published in 1919 in the magazine "Annales Politiques et Litteraires" - A bourgeois family attablee for the meal watches the news of the telephonoscope newspaper (abbreviated the Tele) - unrest and unrest in a communist republic of Russia - speech by a revolutionary to the people and soldiers); Photo © Gusman
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This print captures a scene from Albert Robida's novel of anticipation, "En 1965" published in 1919. The illustration, featured in the magazine "Annales Politiques et Litteraires" depicts a bourgeois family gathered around the table for a meal while watching the news on their telephonoscope newspaper, known as the Tele. In this prefiguration of television and media convergence, Robida envisions a future where families can stay informed and entertained simultaneously. As they enjoy their meal, the family witnesses unrest and turmoil unfolding in a communist republic of Russia through their innovative device. The image showcases not only technological advancements but also highlights social and political issues that were prevalent during that time. A revolutionary figure passionately addresses both the people and soldiers amidst an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty. Photographer Patrice Cartier beautifully captures this historical artwork by Gusman, allowing us to appreciate its intricate details even today. It serves as a reminder of how artists like Robida dared to imagine what life could be like decades ahead. Through this photograph, we are transported back to an era when imagination fueled innovation and society grappled with complex ideologies. It is a testament to human curiosity and our constant desire for progress – both technologically and socially.
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