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Cover of "The Charivari", 1900_1_19 - Illustration by Henriot
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Cover of "The Charivari", 1900_1_19 - Illustration by Henriot
ICA4945047 Cover of " The Charivari", 1900_1_19 - Illustration by Henriot (1857-1933): Colonization Colonialism Colonies, Clerical/Anti-Republican, Africa, Boer War - Bull John - Land, Carnival/Game/Circus, Balance/Desequilibrium by Henriot, Maigrot Henri known as (1857-1933); (add.info.: Cover of " The Charivari", 1900_1_19 - Illustration by Henriot (1857-1933): Colonization Colonialism Colonies, Clerical/Anti-Republican, Africa, Boer War - Bull John - Land, Carnival/Game/Circus, Balance/Desequilibrium); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23732494
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Balancing Officer Boer War 1899 1902 Circus Disguising Earth Globe A Journal Caricadoc Journalism Years 1900
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The print captures the cover of "The Charivari" from January 19,1900, featuring an illustration by Henriot. This artwork encompasses various themes such as colonization, colonialism, and colonies. It also touches upon the conflict between the clerical/anti-republican factions in France during that time. The image depicts a scene related to Africa and the Boer War. A prominent figure named Bull John represents England's involvement in these affairs. The illustration incorporates elements of carnival games and circus acts, symbolizing the chaotic nature of colonialism. Henriot's artistic style is evident in this piece through his use of balance and disequilibrium. The composition portrays a delicate equilibrium that seems on the verge of collapse, reflecting the fragile state of affairs during this period. This artwork serves as an allegory for British colonial rule over African territories while disguising its true intentions behind symbols and caricatures. It offers insight into French press coverage at that time and highlights important political issues surrounding colonization. "The Charivari" was a renowned journal in France during the early 20th century, making this cover significant within historical context. With its intricate details and thought-provoking symbolism, this engraving remains relevant even today as it sheds light on European imperialism and journalism practices from that era.
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