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Cover of "" Les Corbeaux (Paris)", number 76, Satirique en N & B, 1906_9_9: Great struggle between Marianne and the Vatican Gorilla - Anticlericalism - Separation of Church and State, Failure of the Church, A dominant Marianne - Marianne, Pius X
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Cover of "" Les Corbeaux (Paris)", number 76, Satirique en N & B, 1906_9_9: Great struggle between Marianne and the Vatican Gorilla - Anticlericalism - Separation of Church and State, Failure of the Church, A dominant Marianne - Marianne, Pius X
ICA4874631 Cover of "" Les Corbeaux (Paris)", number 76, Satirique en N & B, 1906_9_9: Great struggle between Marianne and the Vatican Gorilla - Anticlericalism - Separation of Church and State, Failure of the Church, A dominant Marianne - Marianne, Pius X, Monkey, Popes; (add.info.: Cover of "" Les Corbeaux (Paris)", number 76, Satirique en N & B, 1906_9_9: Great struggle between Marianne and the Vatican Gorilla - Anticlericalism - Separation of Church and State, Failure of the Church, A dominant Marianne - Marianne, Pius X, Monkey, Popes); Photo © Caricadoc
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Animalization Anticlericalism Casual Combat Sport Elongated Nose Marianne Nudite Opposition Rivalry Scale Change Woman (symbol)
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This striking print captures the cover of "Les Corbeaux (Paris)" from 1906, depicting a powerful and symbolic struggle between Marianne and the Vatican Gorilla. The image represents the theme of anticlericalism and the separation of Church and State during this tumultuous period in French history.
Marianne, symbolizing the French Republic, is portrayed as dominant and assertive in her battle against the oppressive influence of the Catholic Church, represented by Pius X. The gorilla serves as a metaphor for the brute force wielded by religious authorities, while Marianne stands tall as a beacon of freedom and secularism.
The intricate details in this satirical illustration highlight the failure of traditional religious institutions to maintain their power in an evolving society. The exaggerated features of both figures add depth to their ideological conflict, emphasizing the tension between modernity and tradition.
Through clever use of allegory and caricature, this artwork challenges viewers to consider complex themes such as religion, politics, feminism, and social change. It serves as a reminder of past struggles for autonomy and equality, resonating with contemporary debates on faith-based governance.
Overall, this image invites us to reflect on historical narratives surrounding power dynamics between state authority and organized religion. It is a testament to artistic expression's ability to provoke thought and spark dialogue about pressing societal issues.
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