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Framed Print : Affaires Etrangeres, Gabriel Hanotaux, French statesman, 1896. Artist: Jean Baptiste Guth
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Affaires Etrangeres, Gabriel Hanotaux, French statesman, 1896. Artist: Jean Baptiste Guth
Affaires Etrangeres, Gabriel Hanotaux, French statesman, 1896. Hanotaux (1853-1944) was French Foreign Minister from 1894-1898. His colonial policies in Africa were instrumental in causing the dispute between Britain and France known as the Fashoda Incident that occurred in 1898. He is depicted here being watched over by a figure representing the powerful 17th century French statesman Cardinal Richelieu. A print from Vanity Fair, November 12th 1896
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Bring a piece of historical art and diplomacy into your home with our Framed Print of "Affaires Etrangeres" by Jean Baptiste Guth. This captivating artwork features Gabriel Hanotaux, a prominent French statesman who served as Foreign Minister from 1894 to 1898. Hanotaux is depicted in deep thought amidst the grandeur of Cardinal Richelieu's iconic chair, symbolizing the weight of international affairs on his shoulders. This beautiful, museum-quality print captures the essence of diplomacy and history, making it a stunning addition to any room in your home or office. Order now and let this timeless piece inspire and intrigue you every day.
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 57.8cm x 57.8cm (22.8" x 22.8")
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In this print from 1896, we are transported back to a crucial moment in French history. The central figure is Gabriel Hanotaux, the esteemed French statesman who served as Foreign Minister from 1894 to 1898. Known for his influential colonial policies in Africa, Hanotaux played a significant role in the infamous Fashoda Incident of 1898, which strained relations between Britain and France. The artist Jean Baptiste Guth skillfully depicts Hanotaux standing confidently, surrounded by symbols of power and authority. Most notably, Cardinal Richelieu, the formidable 17th-century French statesman known for his political prowess and influence over foreign affairs, watches over him. This representation suggests that Hanotaux was seen as an heir to Richelieu's legacy. Dressed impeccably in a suit befitting his position, Hanotaux exudes both determination and ambition. His expression hints at daydreaming or perhaps delusions of grandeur as he contemplates the weighty responsibilities of his occupation. This vibrant print captures not only the essence of a remarkable individual but also reflects broader themes such as politics and foreign policy during the late 19th century. It serves as a reminder of how individuals like Gabriel Hanotaux can shape nations through their actions on the global stage. As we gaze upon this piece by Jean Baptiste Guth, we are reminded of the intricate web woven by history's most influential figures and how they continue to inspire us today.
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