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In Livorno, on the Viale della Stazione, a horse that was led to the stable has melted... (colour litho)
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In Livorno, on the Viale della Stazione, a horse that was led to the stable has melted... (colour litho)
2778246 In Livorno, on the Viale della Stazione, a horse that was led to the stable has melted... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: In Livorno, on Viale della Stazione, a horse that was being led to the stable untied from the halter with a jerk, then throwing itself at a car. Two people were injured among the shattered crystals. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 15 April 1934.); © Look and Learn
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The captivating print titled "In Livorno, on the Viale della Stazione, a horse that was led to the stable has melted. . " by Achille Beltrame takes us back in time to an extraordinary incident that unfolded on the streets of Livorno. The image depicts chaos and panic as a horse, spooked by unknown circumstances, breaks free from its halter and bolts towards an unsuspecting car. In its frantic attempt to escape, the terrified animal collides with the vehicle, causing shards of glass to shatter and injure two individuals nearby. This dramatic illustration originally appeared in Courier Sunday on April 15th, 1934. It serves as a reminder of how unpredictable life can be and captures the raw emotions felt during such unexpected events. Beltrame's skillful use of color lithography brings this historical moment vividly to life. The photograph not only showcases the immediate aftermath but also highlights the bustling Italian street scene with cars lining up along Viale della Stazione. The shattered windowpanes reflect both fear and confusion among pedestrians witnessing this alarming spectacle. Beltrame's artwork transcends mere documentation; it invites viewers to ponder upon themes of unpredictability, vulnerability, and our complex relationship with animals. This thought-provoking piece continues to captivate audiences today through its powerful imagery and timeless narrative.
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