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The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary, in the Garden of Professor Basch at Rennes (engraving)
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The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary, in the Garden of Professor Basch at Rennes (engraving)
1592512 The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary, in the Garden of Professor Basch at Rennes (engraving) by Prior, Melton (1845-1910) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary, in the Garden of Professor Basch at Rennes. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 26 August 1899.
Melton Prior); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23074172
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Alfred Dreyfus Dreyfus Case Lawyers Maitre Labori Rennes Secretary
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This engraving captures a significant moment in history - "The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary, in the Garden of Professor Basch at Rennes". The image showcases Maitre Labori, a prominent lawyer involved in the infamous Dreyfus Case that shook France and Europe. In this scene, we see Maitre Labori standing alongside his wife and secretary amidst the tranquil garden of Professor Basch's residence in Rennes. The setting provides a serene backdrop to contrast against the intensity of the case. As one of Alfred Dreyfus' defense lawyers, Maitre Labori played a crucial role in fighting for justice and exposing anti-Semitism within French society. The Dreyfus Case was an emblematic trial that divided public opinion during late 19th-century France. Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer accused of treason by leaking military secrets to Germany, faced wrongful conviction due to rampant anti-Semitic sentiments prevailing at that time. This case became a symbol of injustice and discrimination. Through this engraving by Melton Prior for The Illustrated London News on August 26th, 1899; we glimpse into the personal lives of those involved in this historic event. It serves as both documentation and testament to their dedication to truth and justice. This artwork not only commemorates an important legal battle but also reminds us how individuals like Maitre Labori fought tirelessly against prejudice and bigotry. It stands as a powerful
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