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The Vandals Emperor, front cover illustration from Le Petit Journal, supplement illustre, 4th October 1914 (colour litho)
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The Vandals Emperor, front cover illustration from Le Petit Journal, supplement illustre, 4th October 1914 (colour litho)
486925 The Vandals Emperor, front cover illustration from Le Petit Journal, supplement illustre, 4th October 1914 (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wilhelm II (1859-1941) German Emperor and King of Prussia; Guillaume; )
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Barbarian Barbaric Barbarity Blood Boot Boots Capital Capitals Civilisation Columns Cruelty Drum Drums Flame Hohenzollern Kaiser Propaganda Remains Spike Spiked Vandal Vandalism Wilhelm Ii William Flames Monumument Prussia Stone Church
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The Vandals Emperor" is a captivating front cover illustration from Le Petit Journal, supplement illustre, dated 4th October 1914. This stunning colour lithograph depicts Wilhelm II, the German Emperor and King of Prussia, in all his regal glory. The image showcases the emperor's imposing figure dressed in a military uniform adorned with spiked boots and a distinctive helmet. The artwork evokes a sense of violence and destruction as flames engulf the background, symbolizing the chaos caused by war. A bloodied sword and drum further emphasize the brutality associated with this period. In stark contrast to these elements of devastation, remnants of grand monuments and churches can be seen amidst the ruins, highlighting the barbarity inflicted upon civilization. This powerful propaganda piece aims to convey Germany's military might under Wilhelm II's rule while simultaneously portraying their disregard for cultural heritage. The artist skillfully captures both the ruler's authoritative presence and his role as a vandal who pillages cities. Through its meticulous attention to detail and use of vibrant colors, this print serves as an important historical document that reflects not only German culture but also European politics during World War I. It reminds us of the consequences brought about by power-hungry leaders who prioritize conquest over preservation. Displayed here is just one example from Bridgeman Images' extensive collection that offers valuable insights into art history and societal dynamics throughout different periods.
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