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Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870 - Illustration by Mailly (1829-?) : Madame Badingue The pearl of Andalusia support of religious ugliness - Religion Faith, Second Empire, War 1870-1871, Ugliness - Eugenia

Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870 - Illustration by Mailly (1829-?) : Madame Badingue The pearl of Andalusia support of religious ugliness - Religion Faith, Second Empire, War 1870-1871, Ugliness - Eugenia


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Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870 - Illustration by Mailly (1829-?) : Madame Badingue The pearl of Andalusia support of religious ugliness - Religion Faith, Second Empire, War 1870-1871, Ugliness - Eugenia

ICA4860330 Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870 - Illustration by Mailly (1829-?) : Madame Badingue The pearl of Andalusia support of religious ugliness - Religion Faith, Second Empire, War 1870-1871, Ugliness - Eugenia; (add.info.: Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870 - Illustration by Mailly (1829-?) : Madame Badingue The pearl of Andalusia support of religious ugliness - Religion Faith, Second Empire, War 1870-1871, Ugliness - Eugenia); Photo © Caricadoc

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© Photo © Caricadoc / Bridgeman Images

Empress Eugenie Eugenia Maria De Montijo De Guzman Eugenie Eugenie Empress Of France


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print of Le Pilori (Mailly), number 9, circa 1870, illustrated by Mailly, transports us back to the Second Empire era of France. The image depicts Madame Badingue, known as "The pearl of Andalusia," standing tall in support of religious ugliness. This portrayal delves into the complexities of faith and beauty during a time marked by war and political turmoil. Madame Badingue's presence exudes a sense of strength and defiance, challenging societal norms and expectations. Her character embodies the struggles faced by women in positions of power during this tumultuous period in history. The intricate details captured in this illustration invite us to explore deeper themes such as religion, faith, and the concept of ugliness within society. Eugenia de Montijo, also known as Empress Eugenie, is believed to be the inspiration behind Madame Badingue's character. As a prominent figure in French history, Eugenia played a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape of her time. Through this thought-provoking image, we are reminded of the enduring legacy left behind by individuals who dared to challenge conventions and pave their own path. It serves as a poignant reminder that true beauty lies not only in outward appearances but also in one's courage to stand up for what they believe in.

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