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Le Triboulet, 1884_2_6 - Illustration by (Achille Lemot) Lilio (1846-1909)
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Le Triboulet, 1884_2_6 - Illustration by (Achille Lemot) Lilio (1846-1909)
ICA4929623 Le Triboulet, 1884_2_6 - Illustration by (Achille Lemot) Lilio (1846-1909): A l Elysee - President of the Republic - Ferry Jules, Grevy Jules (1807-1891), Duck, Wilson Daniel (1840-1919) - Death by Lemot, Achille (1846-1909); (add.info.: Le Triboulet, 1884_2_6 - Illustration by (Achille Lemot) Lilio (1846-1909): A l Elysee - President of the Republic - Ferry Jules, Grevy Jules (1807-1891), Duck, Wilson Daniel (1840-1919) - Death); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
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The print titled "Le Triboulet, 1884_2_6" captures a nightmarish and politically charged scene. Created by Achille Lemot, also known as Lilio, in 1884, this illustration depicts a haunting vision of the Elysee Palace. In the foreground stands Jules Ferry and Jules Grevy, both former Presidents of France during the late 19th century. They are accompanied by Daniel Wilson, an influential figure at that time. However, what makes this image truly unsettling is the presence of a skeleton-like figure representing death itself. With its knife raised high above its head and an eerie wind blowing through its bones, it symbolizes impending doom or perhaps political turmoil. Lemot's engraving skillfully combines elements of caricature with a touch of surrealism. The exaggerated features on each statesman's face convey their importance while simultaneously adding to the overall sense of unease. This artwork serves as a powerful commentary on French politics during that era – highlighting themes such as power struggles and mortality within the government. It invites viewers to contemplate the fragility of human existence in relation to those who hold positions of authority. Despite being created over a century ago, "Le Triboulet" remains relevant today due to its timeless exploration of political corruption and societal anxieties. Its vivid colors and intricate details draw us into this macabre dream world where reality merges with imagination.
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