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Breeding of geese or ducks killed for the manufacture of foie gras, specialite from the south west of France: the farmers remove the livers. 19th century, (chromolithograph)
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Breeding of geese or ducks killed for the manufacture of foie gras, specialite from the south west of France: the farmers remove the livers. 19th century, (chromolithograph)
ELD4920084 Breeding of geese or ducks killed for the manufacture of foie gras, specialite from the south west of France: the farmers remove the livers. 19th century, (chromolithograph).; Private Collection; Photo © The Holbarn Archive
Media ID 38331194
© Photo © The Holbarn Archive / Bridgeman Images
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This 19th-century chromolithograph captures the controversial and often brutal process of breeding geese or ducks for the production of foie gras, a specialty from the southwest of France. In this image, farmers are depicted removing the livers of these birds, highlighting the dark reality behind this delicacy.
The vibrant colors and intricate details in this print draw viewers in, but it is important to remember the ethical implications of how foie gras is made. The force-feeding and mistreatment of these animals have sparked debates and protests around the world.
Despite its culinary prestige, foie gras remains a contentious topic within animal rights activism. This artwork serves as a reminder that our food choices have consequences beyond taste and tradition.
As we admire the craftsmanship of this lithograph, let us also reflect on our relationship with food production and consumption. It is crucial to consider where our food comes from and how it is produced in order to make informed decisions about what we eat.
This piece invites us to question our values and ethics when it comes to gastronomy, urging us to think critically about the impact of our dietary choices on both animals and society as a whole.
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