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Illustration with Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger
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Illustration with Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger
(Stephanus Johannes) Paulus Kruger (1825 - 1904) known as Oom Paul. South African politician shown as Job. At his feet are Russia and France embracing, left, and, right, Germany, Austria and Italy, the Triple Alliance, while Britain in the form of Queen Victoria
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1869 Bizarre Five People Historical Clothing Humor Ideas Illustration Technique Le Rire Mature Men Mature Women Mountain Mystery Paris Politician Politics Symbol Text Western Script Non Urban Scene Oom Paul South African Culture Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger Triple Alliance
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This print titled "Illustration with Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The image showcases the renowned South African politician, affectionately known as Oom Paul, depicted as the biblical figure Job. Standing tall amidst a breathtaking mountainous landscape, Oom Paul exudes an air of mystery and symbolism. At his feet, we see Russia and France locked in an embrace on the left side, symbolizing their alliance. On the right side, Germany, Austria, and Italy stand together representing the Triple Alliance. Interestingly, Britain is personified by Queen Victoria herself. The composition of this artwork combines elements of humor and historical significance. The vertical format allows for a comprehensive portrayal of five people: mature men and women who played crucial roles during that era. Their presence evokes a sense of power dynamics within international politics. The illustration technique employed here beautifully captures both nature's grandeur and historical clothing worn by these influential figures. The use of Western script adds another layer to this thought-provoking piece. As we delve into South African culture through this photograph print from 1869 published in Le Rire magazine in Paris, it sparks ideas about diplomacy and alliances during that time period. This image serves as a reminder of how art can encapsulate complex political narratives while providing visual delight for viewers today.
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