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The Demonstration (La Manifestation), 1893 (woodcut on cream wove paper)
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The Demonstration (La Manifestation), 1893 (woodcut on cream wove paper)
3471200 The Demonstration (La Manifestation), 1893 (woodcut on cream wove paper) by Vallotton, Felix Edouard (1865-1925); 20.1x31.8 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; Swiss, out of copyright
Media ID 18261973
© Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA / Bridgeman Images
Boulevard Bourgeois Bourgeoisie Control Fin De Siecle Graphic Les Nabis Nabi Nabis Order Policing Street Life Terror Woodblock Politcal
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The Demonstration (La Manifestation), 1893
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is a captivating woodcut print by Felix Edouard Vallotton that captures the essence of political unrest and social tension in fin de siècle Paris. The image, measuring 20.1x31.8 cm, showcases Vallotton's mastery of the woodblock technique on cream wove paper. In this striking cityscape, we are transported to a bustling Parisian street filled with a sea of people demanding change. The graphic lines and bold contrasts evoke a sense of urgency and chaos as the crowd takes control of the boulevard. With its art nouveau influences, "The Demonstration" reflects the artistic style of Les Nabis, an avant-garde group Vallotton was associated with. Amidst this atmosphere of terror and flight, one can discern hints of politics and policing as well as class struggle between the bourgeois and working class. The woodcut effectively conveys both individual expressions within the crowd and their collective power. Vallotton's skillful use of light and shadow adds depth to this powerful depiction, emphasizing not only the physicality but also the emotional intensity present in such demonstrations. As we gaze upon this historic moment frozen in time, we are reminded that art has always been intertwined with society's most pressing issues. This remarkable piece now resides at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City where it continues to captivate viewers with its timeless relevance.
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