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The Motto of the Liberal Press, showing Napoleon III being assaulted by the British press (litho)
820161 The Motto of the Liberal Press, showing Napoleon III being assaulted by the British press (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Motto of the Liberal Press - Because hes down kick him, showing Napoleon III laying on the ground, being assaulted by figures representing the newspapers of the British press, 1870. Published by G Stretton, 1 Wych Street, Strand, London.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
Media ID 22227148
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The Motto of the Liberal Press - A Satirical Assault on Napoleon III by the British Media
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. This lithograph, created by an English School artist in the 19th century, captures a powerful and satirical scene depicting Emperor Napoleon III under attack from figures representing the newspapers of the British press. The print, titled "The Motto of the Liberal Press" offers a fascinating insight into political satire and media influence during this era. In this dramatic composition, we witness Napoleon III lying on the ground while being assaulted by caricatures symbolizing various British newspapers. Each figure represents a different publication known for its critical stance towards the emperor's regime. This visual commentary reflects both public sentiment and journalistic freedom prevalent in Great Britain at that time. The detailed depiction showcases not only historical personalities but also provides glimpses into fashion and clothing styles of that period. It serves as a reminder of how art can capture significant moments in history while offering social commentary through satire. Published by G Stretton in London, this engraving demonstrates how political cartoons were used to convey messages about power dynamics between nations and individuals. With its intricate details and clever symbolism, "The Motto of the Liberal Press" remains an intriguing piece that invites viewers to reflect upon media influence, political satire, and historical events surrounding Emperor Napoleon III's reign.
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