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US President William Mac Kinley (1843-1901) reading his message to the Capitol in Washington, in "Le Petit Parisien"on 21 / 04 / 1901 (engraving)
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US President William Mac Kinley (1843-1901) reading his message to the Capitol in Washington, in "Le Petit Parisien"on 21 / 04 / 1901 (engraving)
XEE4172802 US President William Mac Kinley (1843-1901) reading his message to the Capitol in Washington, in " Le Petit Parisien" on 21/04/1901 (engraving) by Andrieux, Clement Auguste (1829-1910) & Carrey (fl.1900); Private Collection; Stefano Bianchetti
Media ID 25164378
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
Discourse Washington A Journal Years 1900
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This engraving captures a significant moment in American history as US President William Mac Kinley reads his message to the Capitol in Washington. Published in "Le Petit Parisien" on April 21,1901, this print showcases the importance of communication and discourse during the early twentieth century. The image depicts President Mac Kinley engrossed in his speech, surrounded by a room filled with attentive listeners. The artist, Andrieux Clement Auguste and Carrey, skillfully capture the intensity and seriousness of the moment through their detailed engravings. As a statesman and leader of the United States from 1897 until his assassination in 1901, President Mac Kinley played a crucial role in shaping American policies during this period. This engraving serves as a testament to his dedication to public service and commitment to effective communication with both Congress and the American people. The inclusion of this image in "Le Petit Parisien" an influential journal at that time, highlights its significance not only within America but also on an international scale. It symbolizes how news traveled across borders even before modern technology made it effortless. Today, this remarkable piece remains preserved within a private collection thanks to Stefano Bianchetti's efforts. Its historical value lies not only in capturing one man's important message but also reflecting broader themes such as press freedom, political leadership, and global interconnectedness during those years.
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