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Les Visites du Jour de l An - (une foule de creanciers passent la porte de l appartement d un jeune homme en brandissant des factures pour les extravagances de l annee precedente)
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Les Visites du Jour de l An - (une foule de creanciers passent la porte de l appartement d un jeune homme en brandissant des factures pour les extravagances de l annee precedente)
FIA5405725 Les Visites du Jour de l An - (une foule de creanciers passent la porte de l appartement d un jeune homme en brandissant des factures pour les extravagances de l annee precedente. Decembre 1814 Gravure coloree a la main) - The Visitors on New Years Day par Pochon, Hippolyte (active Early 19th century). Copper engraving, watercolour, 1814, State Museum of A.S. Pushkin, Moscow by Pochon, Hippolyte (active 1810s); Pushkin Museum, Moscow, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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The captivating print titled "Les Visites du Jour de l An" by Hippolyte Pochon takes us back to December 1814 in France. The scene depicts a young man's apartment being swarmed by a crowd of creditors, each brandishing bills for the extravagant expenses incurred during the previous year. This satirical cartoon captures the essence of economic and financial struggles faced by many during that time. The engraving is meticulously hand-colored, showcasing Pochon's artistic talent and attention to detail. The State Museum of A. S. Pushkin in Moscow proudly houses this remarkable piece, which offers a glimpse into French society in the early 19th century. In this bustling image, we see numerous individuals gathered at the door, representing various aspects of life affected by debt: men and women surprised by unexpected visitors, furniture symbolizing material possessions threatened by financial strain, beauty care items like razors and mirrors suggesting vanity amidst hardship. Pochon's work not only showcases his artistic prowess but also serves as a social commentary on the consequences of reckless spending. The vibrant colors used throughout add depth and liveliness to this thought-provoking composition. As we observe this snapshot from history, it reminds us that even centuries ago people grappled with financial burdens and their repercussions. It serves as a reminder to be mindful of our own fiscal responsibilities while appreciating art that reflects timeless themes such as debt and its impact on society.
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