Le Triboulet, Satirique in N & B, circa 1882: Consequences of the second trial Fenayrou - President of the Republic, Verifier dates - Gambetta Leon, Grevy Jules, Fenayrou - Illustration by J. Blas (1847-1892)

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Le Triboulet, Satirique in N & B, circa 1882: Consequences of the second trial Fenayrou - President of the Republic, Verifier dates - Gambetta Leon, Grevy Jules, Fenayrou - Illustration by J. Blas (1847-1892)

ICA4880794 Le Triboulet, Satirique in N & B, circa 1882: Consequences of the second trial Fenayrou - President of the Republic, Verifier dates - Gambetta Leon, Grevy Jules, Fenayrou - Illustration by J. Blas (1847-1892) by Blass, J. (Douat, Albert called) (1847-1892); (add.info.: Le Triboulet, Satirique in N & B, circa 1882: Consequences of the second trial Fenayrou - President of the Republic, Verifier dates - Gambetta Leon, Grevy Jules, Fenayrou - Illustration by J. Blas (1847-1892)); Photo © Caricadoc

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Attrition Physical Destruction Caricadoc

EDITORS COMMENTS
The print titled "Le Triboulet, Satirique in N & B, circa 1882: Consequences of the second trial Fenayrou - President of the Republic, Verifier dates - Gambetta Leon, Grevy Jules, Fenayrou" captures a powerful moment in French history during the late 19th century. The illustration by J. Blas (1847-1892) showcases the satirical magazine Le Triboulet's commentary on the aftermath of the second trial of Fenayrou. In this thought-provoking image, we see a visual representation of attrition and physical destruction as political figures are depicted amidst chaos. The president of the republic at that time is shown alongside prominent individuals such as Gambetta Leon and Grevy Jules. These men were involved in verifying dates related to Fenayrou's case. The artist skillfully portrays their roles through caricatured depictions that highlight their influence and involvement in this significant event. Through his artistry, Blas brings attention to societal consequences resulting from these trials. This photograph provides us with a glimpse into France's political landscape during this period while also shedding light on how satire was used as a means to critique those in power. It serves as a reminder that even within serious matters like legal proceedings and politics, humor can be employed to challenge authority and provoke critical thinking among citizens. Overall, this artwork invites viewers to reflect upon historical events and consider their impact on society both then and now.

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