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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 5 Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck (1846-1934), 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 5 Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck (1846-1934), 1915
LUX4738719 First World War: France, Patriotic Map showing a gargoyle of cathedrale transforms into German general entitled: The monsters of cathedrals number 5 Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck (1846-1934), 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 5 Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck (1846-1934), 1915); Photo © Lux-in-Fine
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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 print from the First World War era showcases a unique and intriguing piece of art - a Patriotic Map of France featuring a gargoyle from a cathedral transforming into the likeness of German general Alexander Heinrich Rudolph von Kluck. The fusion of architecture and military symbolism creates an eerie yet powerful image, highlighting the monstrous nature of war.
The gargoyle, traditionally seen as a protector against evil spirits, takes on a new form as it embodies the enemy general, symbolizing the threat posed by the German forces during this tumultuous period in history. Von Kluck's stern expression and military helmet add to the menacing aura of this fantastical creature.
As Europe was engulfed in conflict during World War I, artists found creative ways to express their feelings about the war through various mediums such as engravings and postcards. This particular artwork serves as both a caricature and portrait, depicting an imaginary character that represents the fears and anxieties surrounding wartime.
Through this striking visual representation, viewers are transported back to a time when nations clashed on battlefields, with even architectural elements taking on symbolic significance in reflecting the horrors of war. The monsters of cathedrals indeed come alive in this thought-provoking image captured by Bridgeman Images.
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