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Madame Cottu before the Court of Assizes (colour litho)
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Madame Cottu before the Court of Assizes (colour litho)
2818379 Madame Cottu before the Court of Assizes (colour litho) by Meyer, Henri (1841-99) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madame Cottu before the Court of Assizes. Testifying in the case of the Panama Scandal in which her husband was implicated. Madame Cottu devant la Cour d assises. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 1 April 1893.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22896344
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Assizes Court Case Judiciary Justice Panama Canal Panama Scandal Testifying Testimony Trial Witness
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This print captures the intense moment of Madame Cottu standing before the Court of Assizes, testifying in the infamous case of the Panama Scandal. The colour litho, created by Henri Meyer, beautifully portrays this significant event in French history. Dressed elegantly in a stunning gown that reflects her status and poise, Madame Cottu exudes both strength and vulnerability as she faces the court. Her presence commands attention as she courageously shares her testimony regarding her husband's involvement in the scandal that rocked France during the 19th century. The composition skillfully depicts not only Madame Cottu but also highlights various elements associated with justice and law. The courtroom setting is meticulously detailed, showcasing a glimpse into French judiciary proceedings at that time. The image serves as a powerful reminder of how crime can infiltrate even the most esteemed institutions like the Panama Canal project. Madame Cottu's role as a witness becomes emblematic of women's growing participation within legal matters during this era. Her appearance before such an influential court symbolizes progress towards gender equality within society. This remarkable piece from Le Petit Journal on April 1st, 1893, offers viewers an opportunity to delve into French culture and history while contemplating themes of justice, truth-seeking, and personal sacrifice. It stands as a testament to both artistic excellence and historical significance captured through Meyer's skilled handiwork.
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