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The so-called vagrancy also says the hunters of Vincennes National guards stop families
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The so-called vagrancy also says the hunters of Vincennes National guards stop families
JLJ4657517 The so-called vagrancy also says the hunters of Vincennes National guards stop families on the street. Painting by Alfred Stevens (1823-1906) Sun. 1, 3x1, 6 m Paris, musee d Orsay by Stevens, Alfred Emile (1823-1906); (add.info.: The so-called vagrancy also says the hunters of Vincennes National guards stop families on the street. Painting by Alfred Stevens (1823-1906) Sun. 1, 3x1, 6 m Paris, musee d Orsay); Photo ePhoto Josse; Belgian, out of copyright
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The So-Called Vagrancy - A Glimpse into the Harsh Realities of Society
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. In this thought-provoking photo print, we are transported to a wintry street in Paris during the 19th century. The painting by Alfred Stevens captures a poignant scene where the hunters of Vincennes National Guards halt families on their path. This arresting artwork, measuring 1.3x1.6 meters, now resides in the Musee d'Orsay. Stevens masterfully portrays the desperation and misery that plagued many families during this era. We witness a young girl and her mother being stopped by armed guards, highlighting the stark contrast between those who have power and those who struggle to survive. The artist's choice of colors further enhances our understanding of this somber moment; shades of blue evoke winter's icy grip while muted tones convey an atmosphere of poverty and despair. Through his brushstrokes, Stevens sheds light on societal issues such as homelessness, poverty, and inequality that were prevalent at that time. This powerful image serves as a reminder that even amidst beauty and opulence, there exists immense suffering within society's underbelly. As we gaze upon this evocative piece, let us reflect on how far we have come in addressing these social injustices while acknowledging that there is still work to be done to create a more equitable world for all.
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