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illustration in Le Rire, 03 / 05 / 13 - Familiar Air - Balkans, Guns, Shells, Peace
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illustration in Le Rire, 03 / 05 / 13 - Familiar Air - Balkans, Guns, Shells, Peace
ICA4865922 illustration in Le Rire, 03/05/13 - Familiar Air - Balkans, Guns, Shells, Peace, First World War (engraving) by Metivet, Lucien (1863-1930); (add.info.: Illustration de Lucien Metivet (1863-1932) dans Le Rire, 03/05/13 - Air connu - Balkans, Canons, obus, Paix, Guerre de 14-18 premices - Entrave, Allegorie); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22532946
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20 20e 20eme Xx Xxe Xxeme Siecle Allegorie Annees 1910 Annees 10 Annees Dix Arme Balkans Cannon Canon Champ De Bataille Femme Symbole France Francais Francaise Francaises Guerre International Relations Paix Peace Politique Presse Relations Internationales Woman Symbol Caricadoc Gravure
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This print, titled "Familiar Air - Balkans, Guns, Shells, Peace" is an illustration by Lucien Metivet from Le Rire magazine. Created in 1913 during the prelude to World War I, this engraving offers a thought-provoking allegory on the political climate of the time. The image depicts a battlefield scene with cannons and shells scattered around. In the foreground stands a woman symbolizing peace, her serene expression contrasting with the chaos surrounding her. This juxtaposition serves as a powerful commentary on the desire for peace amidst escalating tensions. Metivet's skillful use of engravings captures intricate details and textures that add depth to his work. The composition evokes a sense of unease while also highlighting international relations and France's role in maintaining peace during this tumultuous period. The print is part of Fine Art Finder's collection and showcases Metivet's talent as both an artist and social commentator. It serves as a reminder of how art can be used to convey complex ideas and emotions beyond mere aesthetics. With its historical significance and timeless message about war and peace, "Familiar Air - Balkans, Guns, Shells, Peace" remains relevant even today. Its exploration of human conflict invites viewers to reflect upon our collective responsibility in fostering harmony amidst discord.
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