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Emile Zola trying to undo the statue of Hugo - by Gill, in The Little Moon, 19th century
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Emile Zola trying to undo the statue of Hugo - by Gill, in The Little Moon, 19th century
7228471 Emile Zola trying to undo the statue of Hugo - by Gill, in The Little Moon, 19th century by Gill, Andre (1840-85); Private Collection; (add.info.: Zola trying to undo the statue of Hugo - by Gill, in The Little Moon
Gill, Andre (1840-85)); Photo © Isabelle Eshraghi.
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Dramatist Hugo Victor 1802 1885 Playwrights Playwriter Poetess Poets Principal Theatres Sclupture Sculptrue Sculpure Sculputre Scultpure Scuplture Scupture Scuptures Tragedian Victor 1802 1885 Victor Hugo Zola Zola Emile 1840 1902 Authors Book Author Litaerature Playwright Portait Portriat
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This photograph captures a significant moment in literary history. The image showcases Emile Zola, the renowned French writer, attempting to dismantle a statue of Victor Hugo. Created by Andre Gill in the 19th century, this satirical drawing portrays Zola's audacious act as he challenges the legacy of his esteemed predecessor. The composition is filled with intricate details that highlight the artist's skillful hand. The monochromatic tones add depth and intensity to the scene, emphasizing the gravity of Zola's actions. The contrast between light and shadow further enhances the dramatic atmosphere. Zola's attempt to undo Hugo's statue symbolizes his desire to break free from his predecessor's influence and establish his own literary voice. This satirical cartoon serves as a scathing satire on writers' struggles for recognition and individuality within their craft. The photograph not only captures an iconic moment but also provides insight into French literature during this era. It reminds us of the power struggle among authors striving for artistic independence while navigating societal expectations. Isabelle Eshraghi expertly preserves this historical artwork through her photography skills, allowing viewers to appreciate its significance even today. As we gaze upon this print, we are transported back in time, witnessing a pivotal moment where one writer dares to challenge another's legacy.
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