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Depart du Marquis de le Guillois
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Depart du Marquis de le Guillois
Depart du Marquis de le Guillois. French caricature shows the Marquis de le Guillois, possibly the publisher or editor of Le hanneton, departing in a balloon and dropping an envelope sealed with a cockchafer or maybug (le hanneton). Among others in the balloon basket is at least one artist brandishing the tools of his trade. Date 1864?
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is a captivating French caricature from the year 1864, showcasing the enigmatic Marquis de le Guillois in an extraordinary hot air balloon adventure. The Marquis, believed to be the publisher or editor of the satirical journal "Le hanneton," is depicted in the center of the image, donning a top hat and a confident expression as he releases an envelope sealed with a cockchafer or maybug (le hanneton) into the wind. This symbolic gesture may represent the dissemination of the journal's satirical content, adding an intriguing layer of meaning to the image. Accompanying the Marquis in the balloon basket are at least one artist and other figures, each brandishing the tools of their trade. The artist, with a palette and brushes in hand, captures the essence of creativity and inspiration in flight. The scene exudes a sense of whimsy and adventure, as the group embarks on a journey that defies the limitations of the ground. The Marquis de le Guillois was a prominent figure in the world of French aeronautics during the late 19th century. His association with hot air ballooning and satirical journalism makes this caricature a fascinating glimpse into the era's cultural landscape. The image is a testament to the power of imagination, the allure of exploration, and the enduring appeal of the hot air balloon as a symbol of freedom and innovation. This print, with its rich history and intriguing subject matter, is an essential addition to any collection focused on the history of aeronautics, French culture, or satirical journalism. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring the scene to life, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and scholars alike. This image is available for rights-managed licensing through Mary Evans Picture Library. Please contact them for further information and usage details.
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