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The attack of French boxer Georges Carpentier and Lita Grey in January 1931 by bandits on the release of a theatre in New York, threatening them with a revolver
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The attack of French boxer Georges Carpentier and Lita Grey in January 1931 by bandits on the release of a theatre in New York, threatening them with a revolver
XEE4187729 The attack of French boxer Georges Carpentier and Lita Grey in January 1931 by bandits on the release of a theatre in New York, threatening them with a revolver, to steal their wallet and jewelry Illustration from " The Little Illustrative Journal" of 1931. by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: The attack of French boxer Georges Carpentier and Lita Grey in January 1931 by bandits on the release of a theatre in New York, threatening them with a revolver, to steal their wallet and jewelry Illustration from " The Little Illustrative Journal" of 1931.); Stefano Bianchetti
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This print captures the shocking attack on French boxer Georges Carpentier and Lita Grey in January 1931. The couple had just been released from a theater in New York when they were confronted by menacing bandits brandishing a revolver. The assailants, driven by greed, aimed to steal their wallet and jewelry. The illustration, featured in "The Little Illustrative Journal" of 1931, showcases the intensity and danger of the moment. With skilled engraving techniques, the artist brings this harrowing scene to life, emphasizing the vulnerability of Carpentier and Grey as they face these ruthless criminals. Intriguingly anonymous, this artwork is now part of a private collection that preserves its historical significance. It serves as a reminder of an era marked by violence and criminal activity but also highlights the resilience and bravery exhibited by individuals like Carpentier and Grey. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, this image evokes curiosity about how society coped with such threats during that time period. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful portrayal invites viewers to reflect on themes of assault, violence, human nature, and street scenes prevalent in American culture at that time. As we examine this piece today, it offers us insight into both past events and artistic expression from an earlier era—a testament to how art can capture moments frozen in time for future generations to appreciate.
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