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Delivered by death!, 1896. Artist: Frederic Lix
Delivered by death!, 1896. A soldier delivered by Death from a crowd of men pursuing him for money. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 26th January 1896
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Delivered by Death! - An Allegorical Illustration of Greed and Deliverance in 19th Century France
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. This photo print, titled "Delivered by Death!, 1896" created by the talented artist Frederic Lix, takes us back to a significant moment in history. The image portrays a soldier being saved from a relentless crowd chasing him for money. Published in Le Petit Journal on January 26th, 1896, this thought-provoking illustration captures the essence of societal greed and its consequences. The central figure is Death itself, depicted as an allegorical character with a bird-like appearance resembling a raven. With skeletal features and outstretched wings, Death swoops down to rescue the soldier from his pursuers. This powerful visual metaphor symbolizes deliverance from the clutches of financial obsession. Lix's use of color adds depth to this engraving; vibrant hues emphasize the urgency and intensity of the scene unfolding before our eyes. The soldiers pursuing their prey are portrayed as grasping men driven solely by their insatiable desire for wealth. Through satire and clever composition, Lix highlights society's fixation on material possessions during that era. The presence of banknotes scattered around further emphasizes this theme while underscoring how money can corrupt individuals and lead them astray. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork today, it serves as a reminder that human nature remains susceptible to greed throughout time. "Delivered by Death!" invites us to reflect on our
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