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The investigating judges of the French Court of Cassation (colour litho)
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The investigating judges of the French Court of Cassation (colour litho)
2818997 The investigating judges of the French Court of Cassation (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The investigating judges of the French Court of Cassation. Felix Voisin, Charles Mazeau (President of the Court) and Rodolphe Dareste. Les juges enqueteurs de la Cour de cassation. M Voisin, Conseiller. M Mazeau, Premier president. M Dareste, Conseiller. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 19 February 1899.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23453258
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Dreyfus Affair Group Portrait Judges Judiciary Legal System Court Of Cassation
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This print captures a significant moment in the history of the French legal system. Titled "The Investigating Judges of the French Court of Cassation" this 19th-century colour lithograph showcases three prominent figures: Felix Voisin, Charles Mazeau (President of the Court), and Rodolphe Dareste. Dressed in their distinguished robes, these judges exude authority and wisdom as they stand together for this group portrait. The image is rich with symbolism, representing not only the individuals but also the entire judiciary system that they represent. The context surrounding this artwork is equally intriguing. It was created during a time when France was embroiled in one of its most infamous scandals – the Dreyfus Affair. This case divided public opinion and tested the integrity of the justice system. As such, these investigating judges played crucial roles in uncovering truth and upholding justice amidst intense scrutiny. Published as an illustration for Le Petit Journal on February 19th, 1899, this print provides us with a glimpse into both historical events and cultural practices at that time. The attention to detail in capturing each judge's expression adds depth to our understanding of their personalities and responsibilities within society. Overall, "The Investigating Judges of the French Court of Cassation" serves as a powerful reminder of how art can document pivotal moments while shedding light on societal structures and values that continue to shape our world today.
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