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Cover of "The Butter Plate", number 236, Satirique en Colours
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Cover of "The Butter Plate", number 236, Satirique en Colours
ICA4904600 Cover of " The Butter Plate", number 236, Satirique en Colours, 1905_10_6: Monsieur Morale Cuckold and Socialist - Gastronomy, Life of the Rich, Socialism - Women - Illustration by Hermann-Paul (1864-1940) by Hermann-Paul, Rene George (1874-1940); (add.info.: Cover of " The Butter Plate", number 236, Satirique en Colours, 1905_10_6: Monsieur Morale Cuckold and Socialist - Gastronomy, Life of the Rich, Socialism - Women - Illustration by Hermann-Paul (1864-1940)); Photo eCaricadoc; German, out of copyright
Media ID 22260424
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Adultere Bottle Bourgeoisie Cuckold Feast Luxury Morals Seduction Server Socialism A Journal Caricadoc Journalism Years 1900
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This print showcases the cover of "The Butter Plate", number 236, Satirique en Colours, a satirical journal from 1905. The illustration by Hermann-Paul depicts Monsieur Morale as both a cuckold and a socialist, highlighting themes of gastronomy, the life of the rich, socialism, and women's roles in society. The image is filled with symbolism and social commentary. In this intricate engraving, we see a political scene unfold before our eyes. A girl holding flowers serves wine to an affluent man sitting at a table adorned with luxurious food and drink. This feast represents the excesses enjoyed by the bourgeoisie during that time period. Meanwhile, in the background, press clippings allude to societal issues such as wealth disparity and seduction. The artist skillfully captures the essence of early 20th-century France through his detailed portrayal of characters and objects. The engraving reflects both admiration for French culture and criticism towards its moral values. This print transports us back to an era when newspapers played a crucial role in shaping public opinion. It reminds us that even though times have changed since then, many social issues depicted in this artwork still resonate today. Overall, this fascinating piece invites viewers to delve into history while contemplating timeless themes such as power dynamics within society and the impact of politics on daily life.
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