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Assassination of two French captains from the Foreign Legion by Moroccans from the Beni-Smir tribe, cover illustration of Le Petit Journal, 9 February, 1902 (colour litho)
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Assassination of two French captains from the Foreign Legion by Moroccans from the Beni-Smir tribe, cover illustration of Le Petit Journal, 9 February, 1902 (colour litho)
XIR415786 Assassination of two French captains from the Foreign Legion by Moroccans from the Beni-Smir tribe, cover illustration of Le Petit Journal, 9 February, 1902 (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Musee de La Presse, Paris, France; (add.info.: from 1860 France became increasingly involved and influentia in Morocco until its establishment as a French protectorate was formalised by the Treaty of Fez in 1912; )
Media ID 25471834
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The captivating print titled "Assassination of two French captains from the Foreign Legion by Moroccans from the Beni-Smir tribe" showcases a significant historical event that took place on February 9,1902. This cover illustration from Le Petit Journal depicts the brutal killing of two French captains in vivid color lithography. The image portrays the complex dynamics between France and Morocco during this period of influence and imperialism. As France's involvement in Morocco grew, tensions escalated, leading to this tragic incident. The Moroccan assailants belong to the Beni-Smir tribe, highlighting their role in resisting colonialism. This powerful visual encapsulates themes of violence, conquest, and resistance within North Africa's colonial context. It serves as a reminder of the harsh realities faced by both sides involved in these conflicts. Preserved at Musee de La Presse in Paris, France, this artwork offers valuable insights into an era marked by territorial expansion and political dominance. Its historical significance lies not only in documenting specific events but also shedding light on broader issues such as power struggles and cultural clashes. As we reflect upon this image today, it prompts us to contemplate the consequences of imperialism while acknowledging its lasting impact on societies worldwide. Through art like this photograph print by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, we gain a deeper understanding of our shared history and its complexities.
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