Cover of " Les Crobeaux (Paris)", number 143, Satirique en Couleurs, 1907_12_22: Jesus, Husbands, Joseph - Anticlericalism - Lust, New Testament, cocufiage/horns - Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Divinites - Illustration by Not Identifie

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Cover of " Les Crobeaux (Paris)", number 143, Satirique en Couleurs, 1907_12_22: Jesus, Husbands, Joseph - Anticlericalism - Lust, New Testament, cocufiage/horns - Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Divinites - Illustration by Not Identifie

ICA4874958 Cover of " Les Crobeaux (Paris)", number 143, Satirique en Couleurs, 1907_12_22: Jesus, Husbands, Joseph - Anticlericalism - Lust, New Testament, cocufiage/horns - Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Divinites - Illustration by Not Identifie; (add.info.: Cover of " Les Crobeaux (Paris)", number 143, Satirique en Couleurs, 1907_12_22: Jesus, Husbands, Joseph - Anticlericalism - Lust, New Testament, cocufiage/horns - Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Divinites - Illustration by Not Identifie); Photo © Caricadoc

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Adultere Animal Horn Anticlericalism Blowjob Bottle Bottles Carnival Circus Disguising Holy Family Plush Plush Animals Saint Joseph Scale Change Swing Toys A Journal Aureole Bible Character Biblical Charcter Biblical Figure Booze Caricadoc Religious Role

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the cover of "Les Crobeaux (Paris)" from December 22, 1907. The satirical illustration features Jesus, husbands, and Joseph in a scene that explores themes of anticlericalism, lust, and betrayal. The New Testament figures are depicted with horns symbolizing cocufiage or infidelity. The artist behind this thought-provoking image remains unidentified, adding to its mysterious allure. Through clever caricature and symbolism, the illustration delves into religious satire and societal commentary. The vibrant colors and intricate details draw viewers in, inviting them to ponder the deeper meanings hidden within the composition. From the holy family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph to playful plush animals and bottles of wine scattered throughout the scene, there is much to unpack in this complex artwork. This piece serves as a snapshot of early 20th-century France's cultural landscape, blending elements of religion with whimsy and humor. It challenges traditional perceptions of biblical characters while also touching on broader themes such as power dynamics within relationships. Overall, this print is a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era where art served as both entertainment and social critique.

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