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America and England threaten Japan - "you can keep your Laurels, but leave us the loot"1904 (litho)
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America and England threaten Japan - "you can keep your Laurels, but leave us the loot"1904 (litho)
3666833 America and England threaten Japan - " you can keep your Laurels, but leave us the loot" 1904 (litho) by Camara, Leal de (1877-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: " L Amerique & L@Angleterre - Tu peux garder tes Lauriers, mais laise-nous ton butin!" Published in L Assiette au Beurre - No. 184 Oct 1904); Prismatic Pictures
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The litho print titled "America and England threaten Japan - 'you can keep your Laurels, but leave us the loot'" captures a powerful political message from 1904. Created by Leal de Camara, this colorful French illustration depicts the imperial ambitions of America and England towards Japan during the Russo-Japanese War. In this satirical cartoon, we see two imposing figures representing America and England towering over a smaller figure symbolizing Japan. The caption boldly declares their intentions: "You can keep your Laurels, but leave us the loot!". This phrase encapsulates the colonialistic mindset prevalent at that time when powerful nations sought to expand their influence and exploit weaker territories for economic gain. The image also includes references to Manchuria, Korea, and Russia as key players in this geopolitical rivalry. It serves as a reminder of how political tensions shaped global events in the early 20th century. Published in L'Assiette au Beurre magazine in October 1904, this artwork reflects both the artistic style of its time and its critical stance on imperialism. Through vibrant colors and detailed engravings, Camara conveys a strong visual narrative that invites viewers to reflect on the consequences of unchecked power dynamics between nations. This litho print remains an important historical artifact that sheds light on past conflicts while reminding us of our collective responsibility to strive for peace and understanding among nations.
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