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Death of a beekeeper attacked by bees extracting honey from the hives in Quincey near Nuits Saint Georges (Nuits-Saint-Georges) in Cote d Or (Cote-d Or), France in "Le Petit Parisien", 1902 (engraving)
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Death of a beekeeper attacked by bees extracting honey from the hives in Quincey near Nuits Saint Georges (Nuits-Saint-Georges) in Cote d Or (Cote-d Or), France in "Le Petit Parisien", 1902 (engraving)
XEE4177953 Death of a beekeeper attacked by bees extracting honey from the hives in Quincey near Nuits Saint Georges (Nuits-Saint-Georges) in Cote d Or (Cote-d Or), France in " Le Petit Parisien", 1902 (engraving) by Anonymous; Private Collection; Stefano Bianchetti
Media ID 25901266
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
Accident Beehive Beekeeper Beekeeping 1900 1909 Years 00 00s 1900 1910 Years 00 00s A Journal Accidents C European Economic Community C European Union Years 1900
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This print from 1902 depicts a tragic incident that unfolded in the quaint village of Quincey near Nuits Saint Georges, France. The image showcases the aftermath of an unfortunate accident involving a beekeeper who was viciously attacked by his own bees while extracting honey from the hives. The engraving, featured in "Le Petit Parisien" captures the chaos and violence that ensued during this fateful encounter between man and insect. The scene is filled with tension as swarming bees hover around their fallen keeper, whose life hangs in the balance. It serves as a stark reminder of the risks inherent in beekeeping and highlights the delicate relationship between humans and nature. The artist's attention to detail brings this haunting moment to life, emphasizing both the beauty and danger present within this ancient practice. The vibrant colors used in this early twentieth-century piece add depth to its narrative, evoking a sense of urgency and tragedy. This photograph not only documents an individual's untimely demise but also offers insight into French culture at that time. It serves as a testament to human resilience amidst adversity while shedding light on Europe's rich history of beekeeping traditions. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful portrayal ensures that this somber event will forever be remembered through art, reminding us all of nature's power and our place within it.
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