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Cover of "The Men of the Day"number 27, January 1, 1908
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Cover of "The Men of the Day"number 27, January 1, 1908
ICA4933246 Cover of " The Men of the Day" number 27, January 1, 1908, Satirique en N & B: Social, Workers Movement - Pouget Emile (1860-1931) - Illustration by Aristide Delannoy (1874-1911) by Delannoy, Aristide (1874-1911); (add.info.: Cover of " The Men of the Day" number 27, January 1, 1908, Satirique en N & B: Social, Workers Movement - Pouget Emile (1860-1931) - Illustration by Aristide Delannoy (1874-1911)); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
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The print captures the cover of "The Men of the Day" number 27, dated January 1,1908. This satirical black and white illustration by Aristide Delannoy depicts Emile Pouget (1860-1931), a prominent figure in the French social and workers' movement. The artwork showcases Delannoy's talent as an engraver, with intricate details that bring out the essence of Pouget's personality. Pouget was known for his involvement in trade unionism and anarchism during a time when these movements were gaining momentum in France. His portrait on this journal cover symbolizes his significant contribution to these causes. The caricature highlights both his influence and controversial nature within society. This photograph, taken by eCaricadoc, offers us a glimpse into the political climate of early 20th-century France. It serves as a historical document that reflects not only Pouget's impact but also the power of journalism during this era. With its emphasis on satire and social commentary, "The Men of the Day" provided readers with insights into key figures shaping French society at that time. This image is a testament to how art can be used to convey powerful messages about politics and human rights. As we observe this print from over a century ago, it reminds us of the enduring relevance of activism and freedom of expression in our own modern world.
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