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The Question Of Divorce In Italy, The Public Subscribes Petitions Against Divorce In The Sacristies (colour litho)
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The Question Of Divorce In Italy, The Public Subscribes Petitions Against Divorce In The Sacristies (colour litho)
2798515 The Question Of Divorce In Italy, The Public Subscribes Petitions Against Divorce In The Sacristies (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Question Of Divorce In Italy, The Public Subscribes Petitions Against Divorce In The Sacristies. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 9 February 1902.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23108934
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Benediction Blessedness Blessing Cathloic Cathoic Choirboy Divorce Font God Blessing Group Of Persons Legal Line Lines Names Petition Petitioning Popular Protest Public Queue Queues Roman Catholicism Sacristy Sanctification Sanctify Signing Stoup Subscribe Write Achille Beltrame Beltrame Achille 1871 1945 Catholic Religion Catholics Christinaity Monumument Stone Church The Woman
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The Question Of Divorce In Italy, The Public Subscribes Petitions Against Divorce In The Sacristies
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is a captivating and thought-provoking print by Achille Beltrame. This striking color lithograph captures an important moment in Italian history, specifically the public's strong opposition to divorce. In the image, we see a crowded sacristy filled with women and children patiently waiting in line to sign petitions against divorce. The atmosphere is tense yet determined as these individuals passionately express their beliefs and values within the confines of their Catholic faith. The composition beautifully showcases the ornate architecture of the stone church, emphasizing its significance as a symbol of religious authority. As we observe this scene unfold, it becomes clear that this issue goes beyond legal matters; it touches upon deeply ingrained cultural and religious traditions. Beltrame's illustration skillfully highlights the unity among these petitioners who are bound together by their shared beliefs. Their presence demonstrates not only their commitment to preserving traditional family values but also their desire for societal change through peaceful protest. This powerful artwork serves as a reminder of how religion can shape public opinion and influence social movements. It prompts us to reflect on our own perspectives regarding marriage, divorce, and personal freedoms within different cultural contexts. "The Question Of Divorce In Italy" invites viewers to delve into complex discussions surrounding love, marriage, religion, and societal norms – topics that continue to resonate even in contemporary times.
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