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Tranportation of an prisoner "with an tricycle with little house (cell), 1889 (engraving)
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Tranportation of an prisoner "with an tricycle with little house (cell), 1889 (engraving)
UTD4920537 Tranportation of an prisoner "with an tricycle with little house (cell), 1889 (engraving) by Heydel, Paul (1854-?); (add.info.: Tranportation of an prisoner " with an tricycle with little house (cell), illustration of Paul Heydel, in the magazine " Ueber Land und Meer. Deutsche Illustrirte Zeitung ", 1889); United Archives/HistAuge
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This intriguing engraving, titled "Transportation of a Prisoner with a Tricycle and Little House (Cell)" captures a unique mode of transportation in the late 19th century. Created by Paul Heydel in 1889, this illustration was featured in the German magazine "Ueber Land und Meer. Deutsche Illustrirte Zeitung". The image showcases an unusual scene where a prisoner is being transported on a tricycle that has been modified to include a small house-like structure serving as their cell. The prisoner sits inside this mobile confinement as they are pedaled along by an unknown cyclist. With its satirical undertones, this artwork offers commentary on the state of transportation and incarceration during that era. It highlights the absurdity of using such unconventional means to transport prisoners while also shedding light on societal attitudes towards law enforcement and punishment. The intricate details captured through engraving bring out the intricacies of this peculiar contraption, emphasizing both its functionality and whimsical nature. The artist's skillful execution adds depth and texture to every line, making it visually captivating for viewers. Overall, this print serves as both historical documentation and artistic expression, providing us with insight into transportation methods used for prisoners during the late 19th century while offering an amusing perspective on societal norms surrounding crime and punishment at that time.
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