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The Anarchist, 1892 (woodcut) (b / w photo)
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The Anarchist, 1892 (woodcut) (b / w photo)
XIR287294 The Anarchist, 1892 (woodcut) (b/w photo) by Vallotton, Felix Edouard (1865-1925); 17.7x25 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: critique of the police in relation to the lois scelerates occasioned by public exasperation with the wave of anarchist attacks; rue; paves; )
Media ID 25460056
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Anarchism Anarchy Arrest Arrestation Arresting Brutal Cobble Cobbled Cobbles Monogram Pavement Policeman Policemen Shops Xylograph Secret Police
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The Anarchist, 1892 - A Captivating Critique of Authority and Rebellion
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. This print showcases Felix Edouard Vallotton's iconic woodcut artwork, "The Anarchist". Measuring at 17.7x25 cm, this thought-provoking piece is housed in a private collection. Vallotton's woodcut serves as a powerful critique of the police force during the tumultuous era of the lois scelerates. This wave of anarchist attacks had left the public exasperated, leading to increased scrutiny on law enforcement. The scene depicted in this image portrays a street filled with cobblestones and shops, where physical violence erupts as secret policemen arrest an anarchist. The artist skillfully captures the atmosphere of anarchy through his meticulous attention to detail. From the uniformed policemen wielding brute force to the distressed expressions on bystanders' faces, every element contributes to conveying a sense of chaos and rebellion. Notably, Vallotton incorporates symbols such as hats adorned with monograms and royal insignia into his composition. These elements allude to tensions between authority figures and those who challenge their power. "The Anarchist" stands as a testament to Vallotton's mastery in xylography while shedding light on French society during that period. It invites viewers to reflect upon themes like social unrest, political resistance, and abuse of power—a timeless reminder that echoes throughout history.
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