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J aime le vin, je fait l amour (Vieille Ariette): Guilty Childhood, back cover of issue 389 of L Assiette au Beurre, September 1908
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J aime le vin, je fait l amour (Vieille Ariette): Guilty Childhood, back cover of issue 389 of L Assiette au Beurre, September 1908
7268493 J aime le vin, je fait l amour (Vieille Ariette): Guilty Childhood, back cover of issue 389 of L Assiette au Beurre, September 1908 by Naudin, Bernard (1876-1946); Private Collection; (add.info.: " J aime le vin, je fait l amour" (Vieille Ariette): extract from issue 389 of L Assiette au Beurre (September 1908) under the title " Guilty Childhood", drawing by Bernard Naudin (1876-1946) - unhappy children, unhappy childhood, alcohol, alcoholism, drink, intemperance, alcoholic woman, unworthy mother, misery, bad life.); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2022
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The print titled "J'aime le vin, je fais l'amour (Vieille Ariette): Guilty Childhood" captures a powerful and poignant scene from the back cover of issue 389 of L'Assiette au Beurre in September 1908. Created by Bernard Naudin, this drawing evokes a sense of sadness and melancholy as it portrays unhappy children trapped in an environment overshadowed by alcoholism. In this artwork, Naudin skillfully depicts the consequences of intemperance and an unworthy mother figure. The image showcases an alcoholic woman, consumed by her addiction to wine while neglecting her responsibilities as a parent. The misery and bad life experienced by these children are palpable through their expressions of unhappiness. This piece serves as a reflection on the hardships faced during that era, highlighting the detrimental effects of alcohol on individuals and families alike. It offers a glimpse into the suffering endured by those who were abandoned or left to fend for themselves due to their parents' vices. Naudin's drawing is not only a work of art but also a social commentary on the struggles faced by children growing up in such circumstances. It reminds us of the importance of addressing issues like alcoholism and providing support for those affected. Overall, this print provokes deep emotions and prompts contemplation about societal problems that persist even today.
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