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The new spelling. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)

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The new spelling. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)

2786227 The new spelling. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho) by Barcet, Emmanuel (1870-1940); Private Collection; (add.info.: The new spelling. Illustration for Le Rire, 30 December 1905.); © Look and Learn

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Le Rire Love Letter Spelling Caricatures Conversation


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The New Spelling - A Humorous Take on Language and Love

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. This print titled "The New Spelling" takes us back to the early 20th century, offering a glimpse into the world of French humor and satire. Created by Emmanuel Barcet for Le Rire magazine in December 1905, this color lithograph captures the essence of conversation, caricatures, and wit. In this delightful illustration, we find ourselves amidst a lively gathering of men engaged in animated discussion. With their distinctive mustaches and dapper attire, they epitomize the social scene of that era. The focal point is an amusing love letter being read aloud by one gentleman with great enthusiasm while others listen intently. What makes this artwork truly unique is its satirical take on spelling. As language evolves over time, so do its rules and conventions. Barcet cleverly highlights this linguistic evolution through his comical depiction of misspelled words within the love letter. This playful twist adds an extra layer of amusement to an already humorous scene. Through his masterful use of cartoon-like caricatures and scathing satire, Barcet invites us to reflect upon our own language quirks while providing entertainment at every glance. This satirical drawing not only showcases French culture but also resonates with audiences across Europe as it pokes fun at universal human tendencies. "The New Spelling" remains a testament to timeless humor that transcends borders and generations – reminding us all to embrace laughter in our daily lives

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