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First World War: France, Patriotic Map showing a gargoyle of cathedrale transforms into German general entitled: The monsters of cathedrals number 3 the Kronprinz (William of Hohenzollern or William of Prussia, 1882-1951), 1915
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First World War: France, Patriotic Map showing a gargoyle of cathedrale transforms into German general entitled: The monsters of cathedrals number 3 the Kronprinz (William of Hohenzollern or William of Prussia, 1882-1951), 1915
LUX4738657 First World War: France, Patriotic Map showing a gargoyle of cathedrale transforms into German general entitled: The monsters of cathedrals number 3 the Kronprinz (William of Hohenzollern or William of Prussia, 1882-1951), 1915; (add.info.: World War I - War 14-18 (1914-1918) - World War I (WWI or WW1): France, Patriotic Map showing a gargoyle of cathedrale transforms into German general entitled: The monsters of cathedrals number 3 the Kronprinz (William of Hohenzollern or William of Prussia, 1882-1951), 1915); Photo © Lux-in-Fine
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© © Lux-in-Fine / Bridgeman Images
Cathedrale Fantastic Animal Fantastic Creature Fantastic Creatures Gargoyle Imaginary Character Monstruous Mythical Animal Mythical Beast Mythical Creature Mythical Creatures Iere Monster
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This striking print captures a unique and powerful image from the First World War era. Titled 'The monsters of cathedrals number 3: the Kronprinz', it depicts a gargoyle of a cathedral transforming into the likeness of German general William of Hohenzollern, also known as William of Prussia.
The symbolism in this piece is both eerie and thought-provoking, as it represents the monstrous nature of war and the transformation of individuals into figures associated with destruction and conflict. The juxtaposition of the cathedral, traditionally seen as a place of peace and sanctuary, with the figure of a military leader highlights the impact that war had on all aspects of society during this tumultuous time.
The black-and-white engraving adds to the dramatic effect, emphasizing the stark contrast between light and dark, good and evil. The intricate details in both the cathedral gargoyle and General William's portrait draw viewers in, inviting them to contemplate the deeper meaning behind this artistic representation.
Overall, this print serves as a poignant reminder of the horrors of war and its ability to transform even sacred symbols into representations of violence. It is a powerful testament to human resilience in times of adversity and an important historical artifact from one of humanity's darkest chapters.
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