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When citizen Jaures is president it is us who will be the princesses. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
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When citizen Jaures is president it is us who will be the princesses. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
2796161 When citizen Jaures is president it is us who will be the princesses. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho) by Bac, Ferdinand Sigismund (1859-1952); Private Collection; (add.info.: When citizen Jaures is president it is us who will be the princesses. Illustration for Le Rire, 7 February 1903. Satire on French socialist politican Jean Jaures.); © Look and Learn
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When citizen Jaures is president, it is us who will be the princesses
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. This satirical illustration by Ferdinand Sigismund Bac captures the essence of French socialist politician Jean Jaures' rise to power. Published in Le Rire on 7 February 1903, this colourful lithograph offers a scathing satire on the political landscape of France at that time. The image portrays a humorous twist as ordinary citizens envision themselves as royalty under Jaures' presidency. The artist's clever use of cross-dressing adds an amusing touch to the scene, challenging traditional gender roles and highlighting the transformative potential of political change. Bac's caricature skillfully mocks not only Jaures but also politicians in general, depicting them as ugly and comical figures. Through his exaggerated features and playful style, he exposes their flaws and shortcomings with biting wit. This cartoon serves as a reminder of the power of satire in holding politicians accountable and questioning societal norms. It reflects both the magazine's commitment to humorously critique current events and its readers' appetite for such social commentary. Overall, this artwork encapsulates an era marked by political turmoil through its blend of amusement and criticism. Its enduring relevance lies in its ability to provoke thought while entertaining viewers with its witty portrayal of Jean Jaures' presidential aspirations.
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