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Illustration for The Assommoir, A Realistic Novel, by Emile Zola (engraving)
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Illustration for The Assommoir, A Realistic Novel, by Emile Zola (engraving)
6009781 Illustration for The Assommoir, A Realistic Novel, by Emile Zola (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Coupeaus never-ending dance in the padded room of the Lunatic Asylum. Illustration for The Assommoir, A Realistic Novel, by Emile Zola (Vizetelly, 1885).); © Look and Learn
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Coupeau Emile Zola Ending Lunatic Asylum Padded The Assommoir English Literature
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This print captures an engraving of an illustration for Emile Zola's realistic novel, "The Assommoir". Created by the French School in the 19th century, this artwork depicts Coupeau's never-ending dance in the padded room of a Lunatic Asylum. The image showcases the artist's ability to convey emotion and intensity through their intricate engravings. "The Assommoir" is a renowned work of English literature that delves into themes of addiction, poverty, and societal struggles. This particular scene symbolizes Coupeau's descent into madness as he finds himself trapped within the confines of his own mind. The padded room serves as both a physical and metaphorical prison, representing his inability to escape from his destructive habits. The artist skillfully portrays Coupeau's frenzied movements with great detail and precision. Each stroke of the engraving brings forth a sense of chaos and desperation, capturing the character's inner turmoil. Through this powerful visual representation, viewers are invited to contemplate the consequences of one's actions and reflect on society's treatment of those who suffer from mental illness. This print offers a glimpse into French culture during this period while also serving as a reminder that literature has always had the power to provoke thought and ignite conversations about important social issues. It stands as a testament to Zola’s enduring impact on both French and international literature.
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