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Post mortem portrait of the bandit Salvatorangelo Catte, killed during a conflict by Captain Berti and Lieutenant Addone, author of the photograph
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Post mortem portrait of the bandit Salvatorangelo Catte, killed during a conflict by Captain Berti and Lieutenant Addone, author of the photograph
Post mortem portrait of the bandit Salvatorangelo Catte, killed during a conflict by Captain Berti and Lieutenant Addone, author of the photograph Nughedu di San Nicolo. Date of Photograph:15/08/1899
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FVQ-F-152311-0000
Media ID 33300885
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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FVQ-F-152311-0000 - A Haunting Glimpse into the Life and Death of Salvatorangelo Catte
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. Step back in time to witness a chilling moment frozen forever in this rare photo print, FVQ-F-152311-0000. Captured on August 15th, 1899, it unveils the post mortem portrait of notorious bandit Salvatorangelo Catte. This haunting image was taken by none other than Captain Berti and Lieutenant Addone themselves – men responsible for ending Catte's life during a fierce conflict. Intriguingly, this photograph delves beyond its mere historical significance. It offers an intimate glimpse into the physiological and psychological aspects of an individual who lived a life steeped in crime and violence. The rugged face staring back at us reveals both defiance and resignation, leaving us pondering the complexities that led him down such a treacherous path. Catte's portrait also sheds light on broader social issues plaguing Italy at that time. Brigandism had become a troubling social phenomenon, threatening peace within communities while challenging society's ability to maintain law and order. This single image encapsulates not only one man's demise but serves as a stark reminder of the negative events that shaped Italian history during those turbulent times. As we contemplate this photograph further, we are reminded of how age can be no barrier when it comes to engaging in criminal activities or becoming embroiled in violent conflicts. Moreover, it forces us to confront our own mortality as we gaze upon the posthumous visage before us. FVQ-F-152311-0000 is more than just an archival record; it is an evocative testament to human nature entwined with societal dynamics. Let this print transport you back through time as you explore Italy's past - its armed forces, military life, politics - all encapsulated within the frame of a single haunting portrait.
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