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Illustration of Eugene-Hippolyte Forest (1808-1891) in " Chanson illustree", ca. 1840 - In vino veritas - Wine, Alcohol Alcoholic
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Illustration of Eugene-Hippolyte Forest (1808-1891) in " Chanson illustree", ca. 1840 - In vino veritas - Wine, Alcohol Alcoholic
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This illustration from the 19th century depicts Eugene-Hippolyte Forest in "Chanson illustree", showcasing the theme of "In vino veritas" - wine, alcohol, alcoholic. The detailed engraving captures a scene of revelry and indulgence, with bottles of wine scattered around as people enjoy their drinks at a bistro terrace.
Eugene-Hippolyte Forest's work reflects the societal attitudes towards alcohol during that time period, highlighting both the allure and dangers associated with drinking. The image evokes a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era when French song and music played an integral role in shaping cultural norms.
The intricate details in this print invite viewers to ponder on themes such as alcoholism, morals, and the impact of excessive drinking on society. It serves as a reminder of how deeply ingrained alcohol consumption was in European culture during the 19th century.
As we gaze upon this historical artwork, we are transported back to a time when wine flowed freely and bistro terraces were bustling with activity. It is a testament to the enduring fascination with alcohol as both a social lubricant and potential downfall.
Overall, this illustration by Eugene-Hippolyte Forest offers us a glimpse into the complex relationship between humans and alcohol in 19th-century France, inviting us to reflect on our own attitudes towards drinking today.
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