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The Butter Plate, number 295, Satirical in Colours, 1906_11_24: The boss - Social, Safe
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The Butter Plate, number 295, Satirical in Colours, 1906_11_24: The boss - Social, Safe
ICA4907039 The Butter Plate, number 295, Satirical in Colours, 1906_11_24: The boss - Social, Safe, Class struggle, Life of the rich - Boss/Bourgeois - Illustration by Louis Malteste (1862-1928) by Malteste, Louis (1862-1928); (add.info.: The Butter Plate, number 295, Satirical in Colours, 1906_11_24: The boss - Social, Safe, Class struggle, Life of the rich - Boss/Bourgeois - Illustration by Louis Malteste (1862-1928)); Photo eCaricadoc; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23338460
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Businessman Capitalism Lean Mecene Opposition Overweight Pauper Safe Salary Skinny Caricadoc Journalism Laborer Years 1900
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The Butter Plate, number 295, Satirical in Colours
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is a captivating print that takes us back to the early 20th century. This illustration by Louis Malteste brilliantly captures the social dynamics and class struggle of the time. The image depicts a stark contrast between the boss or bourgeois and the laborer. In this satirical portrayal, we see a well-dressed businessman representing wealth and power while standing next to a safe symbolizing security. On the other hand, there is a skinny laborer dressed in rags, highlighting poverty and hardship. The engraving cleverly exposes the disparities between those who hold positions of influence and those who toil for their livelihoods. The artwork serves as a poignant commentary on capitalism, society's obsession with material wealth, and its impact on individuals' lives. It sheds light on how money can create divisions within communities and perpetuate inequality. Louis Malteste's skillful use of color adds depth to this thought-provoking piece. The vibrant hues draw attention to both characters' physical attributes: an overweight boss versus an emaciated worker. This photograph from Fine Art Finder offers us insight into France during this era - an age marked by rapid industrialization but also deep societal divides. It reminds us of our responsibility to address these issues even today as we strive for a more equitable world.
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