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La Libre parole illustree, 1897_6_19 - Illustration by Malatesta (1870-1920): Lets see, Felix, not so much petard - President of the Republic, Fighting, fight, clashes - Faure Felix, Policeman
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La Libre parole illustree, 1897_6_19 - Illustration by Malatesta (1870-1920): Lets see, Felix, not so much petard - President of the Republic, Fighting, fight, clashes - Faure Felix, Policeman
ICA4934438 La Libre parole illustree, 1897_6_19 - Illustration by Malatesta (1870-1920): Lets see, Felix, not so much petard - President of the Republic, Fighting, fight, clashes - Faure Felix, Policeman by Malatesta or Malteste, Henri Theodore (1870-1920); (add.info.: La Libre parole illustree, 1897_6_19 - Illustration by Malatesta (1870-1920): Lets see, Felix, not so much petard - President of the Republic, Fighting, fight, clashes - Faure Felix, Policeman); Photo © Caricadoc
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This print titled "La Libre parole illustree, 1897_6_19" captures a powerful moment in French history. The illustration by Malatesta (1870-1920) depicts a scene of political unrest and violence during the late 19th century. In the center of the image, we see President Felix Faure engaged in a fierce fight with a policeman. Both men are surrounded by multiple people who are caught up in this chaotic brawl. The tension is palpable as fear and anxiety fill the air. The artist skillfully portrays the clash between power and resistance through his intricate engravings. The use of caricature adds an element of satire to this politically charged scene, highlighting the struggle for control and influence within French society at that time. The presence of an umbrella symbolizes protection or defense against aggression, suggesting that even those in positions of authority can feel vulnerable amidst social upheaval. This historical artwork serves as a reminder of the complexities inherent in human nature and politics. It invites us to reflect on how power dynamics shape our societies and how individuals respond when faced with adversity. Through its evocative imagery, this print offers viewers a glimpse into France's past while also provoking contemplation about contemporary issues surrounding governance, violence, and societal change.
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