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"20th Century: A Journey Through Time" Step into the captivating world of the 20th century, where history unfolds through art, sculptures, and significant events
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"20th Century: A Journey Through Time" Step into the captivating world of the 20th century, where history unfolds through art, sculptures, and significant events. In a mesmerizing painting from 1909, we witness bustling trade in an East Slavic state, showcasing the vibrant economic exchanges that shaped nations. The portrait of Stalin in 1933 captures the powerful presence of this controversial figure who left an indelible mark on Soviet history. A magnificent marble sculpture by Gabriel Jules Thomas immortalizes Jean de La Bruyere, a renowned French moralist and writer from the 17th century. This masterpiece transports us to another era with its intricate details. The oil painting by Felix Vallotton takes us back to early 20th-century France as it portrays Octave Mirbeau, a prominent writer and journalist. Vallotton's brushstrokes beautifully capture Mirbeau's essence and literary spirit. Gustave Eiffel's genius is celebrated through a striking bust sculpted by Antoine Bourdelle. As we gaze upon it, we are reminded of Eiffel's remarkable achievements like designing iconic structures such as the Garabit viaduct and the Eiffel Tower itself. Rudolph Ernst's Moroccan scene invites us into daily life around a fountain—a glimpse into cultural diversity during this transformative period. The statue of Jules Hardouin Mansart pays homage to his architectural brilliance that graced France with timeless beauty. Through Liebig chromolithography depicting Uncle Tom's box—the slave market—we confront one of humanity’s darkest chapters while honoring Harriet Beecher Stowe’s influential novel against slavery. Headlines from "L'Action" newspaper take us back to pivotal moments: Archduke Francois Ferdinand’s assassination in Sarajevo igniting World War I; Henri IV falling victim to Ravaillac; Jean Jaures’ tragic demise before Europe plunged into chaos.