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Illustration of Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache (1858-1909) in Psst
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Illustration of Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache (1858-1909) in Psst
ICA4894550 Illustration of Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache (1858-1909) in Psst...!, 1898-4-30 - Algerian Bergerade - Algerie - Lepine Louis, Mouton, Wolves - Animation by Caran D Ache, Emmanuel Poire (1858-1909); (add.info.: Illustration of Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache (1858-1909) in Psst...!, 1898-4-30 - Algerian Bergerade - Algerie - Lepine Louis, Mouton, Wolves - Animation); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
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This black and white illustration captures the essence of Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache's work in Psst. . . ! The image depicts an Algerian shepherd surrounded by a flock of sheep, with menacing wolves lurking in the background. The artist, known for his caricatures and animations, skillfully portrays the dangers faced by the shepherd as he tends to his flock. The engraving showcases not only Caran d Ache's artistic talent but also serves as an allegory for colonialism in North Africa during the late 19th century. The French influence is evident through the presence of a pair of scissors symbolizing control and manipulation. The intricate details highlight both danger and vulnerability, emphasizing the precarious balance between man and nature. The composition evokes a sense of tension as we witness this shepherd's struggle against external threats while trying to protect his livelihood. This thought-provoking print offers a glimpse into historical narratives surrounding Algeria and its people during this era. It serves as a reminder of how art can be used to shed light on complex social issues. Overall, this illustration by Pear Emmanuel dit Caran d Ache invites viewers to reflect on themes such as power dynamics, colonialism, and human resilience. It stands as a testament to the artist's ability to convey profound messages through visual storytelling.
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