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Alcoholism in the 19th century, death says, "They want to remove absinthe from me

Alcoholism in the 19th century, death says, 'They want to remove absinthe from me


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Alcoholism in the 19th century, death says, "They want to remove absinthe from me

LSE4402418 Alcoholism in the 19th century, death says, " They want to remove absinthe from me! Bah! I ll always have the needle rifle left!" - drawing of Stop in " Charivari" from 12/04/1867 by Stop (Louis Morel-Retz) (1825-99); Private Collection; (add.info.: Alcoholism in the 19th century, death says, " They want to remove absinthe from me! Bah! I ll always have the needle rifle left!" - drawing of Stop in " Charivari" from 12/04/1867); Photo eLeonard de Selva; French, out of copyright

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© Leonard de Selva / Bridgeman Images

Absinthe Alcoholism


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This print captures the essence of alcoholism in the 19th century, as depicted by Louis Morel-Retz in his drawing titled "Stop" from "Charivari" on December 4th, 1867. The image showcases Death personified, defiantly declaring, "They want to remove absinthe from me! Bah! I'll always have the needle rifle left!". The engraving portrays a powerful message about addiction and its grip on individuals during this era. Absinthe, known for its potent effects and addictive nature, was a popular alcoholic beverage at the time. Death's proclamation suggests that even if society were to eliminate one form of substance abuse like absinthe, there would always be another vice readily available. The artist skillfully captures the desperation and struggle faced by those battling alcoholism in an era when such issues were often overlooked or misunderstood. The intricate details of Death holding a needle rifle symbolize how addiction can become an ever-present threat lurking in the shadows. Leonard de Selva's expert photography brings this historical artwork to life once again. Through this photo print, viewers are transported back to a time when alcoholism was rampant but seldom addressed openly. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come in understanding addiction while also acknowledging that it remains an ongoing battle for many today.

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