La Petite Lune, number 2, 1878_6_21 - Illustration by Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit Gill (1840-1885): Paquerettes - Anticlericalism - Failure of the Church - Veuillot Louis (1813-1883), Devot / Parroissian, Jesuites

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La Petite Lune, number 2, 1878_6_21 - Illustration by Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit Gill (1840-1885): Paquerettes - Anticlericalism - Failure of the Church - Veuillot Louis (1813-1883), Devot / Parroissian, Jesuites

ICA4936028 La Petite Lune, number 2, 1878_6_21 - Illustration by Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit Gill (1840-1885): Paquerettes - Anticlericalism - Failure of the Church - Veuillot Louis (1813-1883), Devot/Parroissian, Jesuites by Gill (Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit) (1840-1885); (add.info.: La Petite Lune, number 2, 1878_6_21 - Illustration by Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit Gill (1840-1885): Paquerettes - Anticlericalism - Failure of the Church - Veuillot Louis (1813-1883), Devot/Parroissian, Jesuites); Photo © Caricadoc

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. This photo print, titled "La Petite Lune, number 2,1878_6_21" showcases an illustration by the talented artist Louis Alexandre Gosset de Guines dit Gill. The artwork, created in the late 19th century, explores themes of anticlericalism and the perceived failure of the church. In this thought-provoking image, a bouquet of delicate daisies symbolizes innocence and purity. However, juxtaposed against these flowers are various symbols representing religious figures and institutions such as Veuillot Louis (1813-1883), Devot/Parroissian, Jesuites. This clever caricature highlights a critique on certain aspects of Catholicism during that time period. The engraving evokes a sense of sadness and loneliness within its composition. It speaks to the human experience and questions superstitions associated with religion while shedding light on societal issues prevalent in France at that time. Gosset de Guines dit Gill's skillful use of color adds depth to this piece. The vibrant hues draw attention to key elements within the artwork while simultaneously creating an atmosphere that reflects both hopefulness and disillusionment. As we gaze upon this remarkable portrait from our past, it serves as a reminder not only of historical events but also as a testament to art's ability to provoke thought and challenge established norms.

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