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Cartoon of Marianne. Cover of the satirical newspaper "Charivari"of November 2, 1929. Illustration by Bib (Georges Breitel dit) (1888-1966)
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Cartoon of Marianne. Cover of the satirical newspaper "Charivari"of November 2, 1929. Illustration by Bib (Georges Breitel dit) (1888-1966)
LSE4087298 Cartoon of Marianne. Cover of the satirical newspaper " Charivari" of November 2, 1929. Illustration by Bib (Georges Breitel dit) (1888-1966). by Bib (Georges Breitel) (1856-1946); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cartoon of Marianne. Cover of the satirical newspaper " Charivari" of November 2, 1929. Illustration by Bib (Georges Breitel dit) (1888-1966).); Photo © Leonard de Selva
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Barrel Beer Barrel Beer Barrels Booze Drank Franc Marianne Wooden Barrel Wooden Barrels C European Economic Community C European Union
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This print showcases a cartoon of Marianne, the symbol of France, featured on the cover of the satirical newspaper "Charivari" from November 2,1929. The illustration was created by Bib (Georges Breitel dit), a renowned artist known for his caricatures during the early to mid-20th century. In this artwork, Marianne is depicted in a comical and exaggerated manner, capturing the essence of satire prevalent in "Charivari". With her iconic Phrygian cap and flowing hair, she stands proudly next to beer barrels, representing France's love for alcohol and its rich brewing culture. The wooden barrels add an authentic touch to the scene. The cartoon not only reflects French society's affinity for drinking but also alludes to economic aspects. The inclusion of money suggests that alcohol consumption plays a significant role in generating revenue for France. It symbolizes how alcohol has become intertwined with French culture and traditions. Leonard de Selva expertly captures this piece through his photography skills, allowing viewers to appreciate every detail and nuance present in Bib's illustration. This print serves as both a historical artifact and an artistic representation of early 20th-century France. Overall, this image provides insight into French society during that time period while showcasing Georges Breitel dit Bib's talent as a satirical artist.
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