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A fair punishment: Europe attaches a sign with the inscription "pillard, liar
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A fair punishment: Europe attaches a sign with the inscription "pillard, liar
LSE4403557 A fair punishment: Europe attaches a sign with the inscription " pillard, liar, etc" on the back of a character wearing an Austrian uniform, wearing mustaches and favorites (Emperor Francois Joseph I of Austria 1830-1916). Illustration of Charles Vernier (1831-1887), published in the news, " Charivari", dated 23 June 1859. by Vernier, Charles (1831-87); Private Collection; (add.info.: A fair punishment: Europe attaches a sign with the inscription " pillard, liar, etc" on the back of a character wearing an Austrian uniform, wearing mustaches and favorites (Emperor Francois Joseph I of Austria 1830-1916). Illustration of Charles Vernier (1831-1887), published in the news, " Charivari", dated 23 June 1859.); Photo eLeonard de Selva; French, out of copyright
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Humiliation Sign Spectator Austria Austrian Austrians Punishment
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In this print titled "A Fair Punishment". Europe takes a stand against deceit and pillaging by attaching a sign with the words "pillard, liar" on the back of a character dressed in an Austrian uniform. The character depicted is none other than Emperor Francois Joseph I of Austria (1830-1916), complete with his distinctive mustaches and favorites. The illustration, created by Charles Vernier (1831-1887) and published in the news publication "Charivari" on June 23,1859, showcases Europe's collective sentiment towards Austria during that time. The image serves as both a spectator's allegory and an embodiment of European unity against dishonesty. The artist skillfully captures the essence of humiliation through this caricature-like drawing. By publicly shaming Emperor Francois Joseph I, Europe sends a strong message to Austria about their disapproval of its actions. This act symbolizes not only France's stance but also represents broader sentiments within Europe. Leonard de Selva beautifully captures this historical moment through his photography skills. This particular print is part of a private collection and offers viewers insight into the political climate during that era. This artwork serves as an important reminder that even powerful figures are not exempt from fair punishment when they engage in unethical behavior. It stands as evidence of how art can be used to convey political messages while immortalizing significant moments in history for future generations to reflect upon.
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