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The Doom of all Papers that Slander Bethnal Green, 1872
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The Doom of all Papers that Slander Bethnal Green, 1872
The Doom of all Papers that Slander Bethnal Green, 1872. Two journalists, from the Daily Telegraph and the Daily News, hanging from a lamp-post as a punishment for slandering Bethnal Green. They have donkeys ears
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Anon Anon Anonymous Doom Fate Guildhall Library Art Gallery Hanged Hanging Horrible Horrid Horror Journalism Journalist Lamppost Punishment Streetlighting Threat Threatening
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The Doom of all Papers that Slander Bethnal Green, 1872
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is a captivating and thought-provoking lithograph from the 19th century. This anonymous artwork depicts a powerful scene where two journalists, one from the Daily Telegraph and the other from the Daily News, are hanging from a lamp-post as punishment for slandering Bethnal Green. The artists have cleverly portrayed these slanderous individuals with donkeys' ears, symbolizing their foolishness and lack of integrity. The image exudes an air of horror and threat as it highlights the consequences faced by those who spread false information or defame others. It serves as a satirical commentary on journalism during that era, reminding viewers about the importance of responsible reporting. The vibrant colors used in this print add to its visual impact while capturing attention. The streetlighting casts eerie shadows on the faces of these condemned men, emphasizing their guilt and impending doom. This artwork can be found at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery. "The Doom of all Papers that Slander Bethnal Green, 1872" is not just a historical artifact but also resonates with contemporary issues surrounding media ethics and accountability. It reminds us to question what we read or hear before accepting it as truth.
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