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Thiers I, Roi des Capitulards, L Actualite, March 1871 (engraving)
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Thiers I, Roi des Capitulards, L Actualite, March 1871 (engraving)
904993 Thiers I, Roi des Capitulards, L Actualite, March 1871 (engraving) by Galliard, Claude Ferdinand (1834-87); Musee d art et histoire, Saint Denis, France; (add.info.: by Claude Ferdinand Gaillard (1834-87)
Adolphe Thiers (1797-1877) political journalist and historian)
Media ID 26407458
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A Lot Of People Communications Daily Newspaper Defeat Defeated Defeats Front Page Game Animal Girkwd Journalist Journalists Kneeled Down Press Media Speaks Speech State Newspaper Authors Book Author Gravure Engraving Journalism Litaerature Several People Several Persons The Author
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This print captures a satirical engraving titled "Thiers I, Roi des Capitulards, L Actualite, March 1871" by Claude Ferdinand Galliard. The artwork depicts Adolphe Thiers, a renowned political journalist and historian of the 19th century. In this colorful and scathing satire, Thiers is portrayed as the king of capitulators. The image showcases a large group of people in defeat, representing the army. Thiers is shown kneeling on the front page of a newspaper while delivering a speech or communication. The artist cleverly uses caricature to emphasize Thiers' role as both a politician and writer. The engraving reflects the political climate in France during that time period and highlights Thiers' controversial actions or decisions. It serves as commentary on his perceived surrendering nature or willingness to compromise. Claude Ferdinand Gaillard's skillful use of color adds depth to this piece, making it visually striking. The intricate details capture the essence of late nineteenth-century Europe and French society. This historical artwork provides insight into not only politics but also journalism and literature during that era. It reminds us of the power held by those who shape public opinion through press media. Overall, this engraving offers viewers an opportunity to reflect on political dynamics while appreciating Gaillard's artistic talent in creating thought-provoking visuals from history.
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