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Red Laughter, Satirical in Colours, 1916_10_28: War of 14 -18: " Who often wears, well knows each other" - Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Restrictions Rationoning - Germania - Illustration by Marcel Noblet (Nob) (1880-1935)
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Red Laughter, Satirical in Colours, 1916_10_28: War of 14 -18: " Who often wears, well knows each other" - Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Restrictions Rationoning - Germania - Illustration by Marcel Noblet (Nob) (1880-1935)
ICA4845674 Red Laughter, Satirical in Colours, 1916_10_28: War of 14 -18: " Who often wears, well knows each other" - Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Restrictions Rationoning - Germania - Illustration by Marcel Noblet (Nob) (1880-1935); (add.info.: Red Laughter, Satirical in Colours, 1916_10_28: War of 14 -18: " Who often wears, well knows each other" - Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Restrictions Rationoning - Germania - Illustration by Marcel Noblet (Nob) (1880-1935)); Photo © Caricadoc
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This striking print captures the essence of satire and political commentary during the tumultuous period of World War I. Titled "Red Laughter, Satirical in Colours," this piece by Marcel Noblet (Nob) from 1916 delves into the complexities of war, nationalism, and propaganda.
The image features a depiction of Germany Prussia amidst belligerents and symbols, highlighting the restrictions and rationing that defined life during wartime. The central figure of Germania is portrayed with a mix of joy and melancholy, reflecting the contradictory emotions experienced during such turbulent times.
Through his artistry, Noblet invites viewers to ponder on the notion that "Who often wears, well knows each other," suggesting a deeper understanding between adversaries in conflict. The use of vibrant colors adds an element of irony to the somber subject matter, creating a visual dichotomy that draws attention to the absurdity of war.
As we reflect on this historical artwork, we are reminded of the power of satire to provoke thought and challenge societal norms. It serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war and encourages us to strive for peace and understanding in our own time.
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