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Man smacking girl on the bottom (colour litho)
3643433 Man smacking girl on the bottom (colour litho) by Sager, Xavier (1870-1930); Private Collection; (add.info.: Man smacking girl on the bottom. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 25899262
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Man smacking girl on the bottom (colour litho) by Xavier Sager - A Satirical Take on Gender Dynamics in Early 20th Century
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. This intriguing print captures a satirical postcard from the early 20th century, created by artist Xavier Sager. The image depicts a man playfully smacking a girl on her bottom, evoking mixed emotions and raising questions about gender dynamics of that era. With its bold colors and witty cartoon style, this artwork offers a humorous commentary on societal norms and power dynamics. It reflects an unusual blend of humor and corporal punishment, highlighting the historical context in which it was created. While some may find this image sexist or offensive today, it serves as a reminder of how attitudes towards gender have evolved over time. The exaggerated characters and playful scene invite viewers to reflect upon the complexities of human relationships. The artist's use of satire challenges traditional notions of authority and social expectations. By depicting such an unconventional act within the confines of a postcard format, Sager pushes boundaries while also inviting laughter. Ultimately, this print provides us with insight into past cultural attitudes surrounding sexuality, power dynamics, and humor. It is both an artifact from history and a testament to the ever-changing nature of societal norms.
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