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The Humbert Family at the Crown Court, from Le Petit Journal, 16th August 1903 (print)
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The Humbert Family at the Crown Court, from Le Petit Journal, 16th August 1903 (print)
XIR196760 The Humbert Family at the Crown Court, from Le Petit Journal, 16th August 1903 (print) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Therese Humbert nicknamed La Grande Therese; affair of fraud in a false succession; Therese posing as the lover and heir of an imaginary American billionaire named Robert Henry Crawford;)
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The Humbert Family at the Crown Court, from Le Petit Journal, 16th August 1903 (print) captures a moment of intrigue and scandal in early 20th century France. In this photograph, we see the infamous Therese Humbert, also known as La Grande Therese, standing confidently in a courtroom surrounded by lawyers and officials. Therese Humbert was embroiled in a high-profile fraud case involving a false succession. Posing as the lover and heir of an imaginary American billionaire named Robert Henry Crawford, she deceived many with her audacious scheme. The image showcases her defiant demeanor as she faces trial for her criminal activities. The setting is richly detailed with the interior of the court providing an atmospheric backdrop to this dramatic scene. The colorized print adds vibrancy to the composition, bringing to life the personalities involved in this notorious affair. This photograph not only offers a glimpse into one woman's audacity but also reflects broader themes of deception and justice within society during that era. It serves as a reminder that even amidst societal norms and expectations, individuals can challenge conventions and leave their mark on history. Bridgeman Images has preserved this historical snapshot through their collection of fine art prints. Through their dedication to showcasing significant moments like these, they allow us to delve into our past and gain insight into human nature.
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