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Beach-stricken India, Inhabitants fing the epidemic before contracting the Black Death
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Beach-stricken India, Inhabitants fing the epidemic before contracting the Black Death
XEE4173013 Beach-stricken India, Inhabitants fing the epidemic before contracting the Black Death. Frontpage of English newspaper Le petit Parisien. January 24, 1897 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Beach-stricken India, Inhabitants fleeing the epidemic before contracting the Black Death. Frontpage of English newspaper Le Petit Parisien. January 24, 1897. Private Collection - Pestiferes of India: the inhabitants flee the epidemic before being contaminated by the plague in turn. In " Le Peer Parisien" on 24/01/1897. Private Collection); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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This print titled "Beach-stricken India, Inhabitants finding the epidemic before contracting the Black Death" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The image, an engraving from the 19th century, was featured on the front page of English newspaper Le Petit Parisien on January 24,1897. The scene depicts a harrowing situation unfolding on an Indian beach. Fleeing inhabitants are desperately trying to escape an ongoing epidemic that threatens their lives. This haunting portrayal captures both fear and determination as people scramble to avoid contracting the deadly Black Death. The artwork serves as a powerful reminder of the devastating impact diseases can have on communities. The artist's attention to detail and skillful composition draw viewers into this historical event, allowing us to witness firsthand the desperation and urgency felt by those affected. As we reflect upon this image, it is important to acknowledge how far medical advancements have come since then. Today, we possess greater knowledge and resources to combat such epidemics effectively. However, it also reminds us of our responsibility to remain vigilant in preventing future outbreaks and protecting public health. This thought-provoking piece by Stefano Bianchetti serves as a testament not only to his artistic talent but also as a visual record of humanity's resilience in times of crisis.
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