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Cartoon of the bloodthirsty Bolshevik holding a knife between his teeth, 1919 (poster)
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Cartoon of the bloodthirsty Bolshevik holding a knife between his teeth, 1919 (poster)
7211498 Cartoon of the bloodthirsty Bolshevik holding a knife between his teeth, 1919 (poster) by Barrere, Adrien (1877-1931); (add.info.: Famous cartoon image of the bloodthirsty Bolshevic (Bolshevik, Communist) holding a knife between his teeth: 1919 French election poster, drawing (caricature) by Adrien Barriere (1877-1931) - propaganda, red terror, Bolsheviks (communists) - see also GUT10369)
Media ID 24708424
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This print showcases a famous cartoon image from 1919, depicting a bloodthirsty Bolshevik holding a knife between his teeth. Created by the talented artist Adrien Barrere, this poster was used as propaganda during the French election of that year. The caricature aims to portray the Bolsheviks, also known as communists, in a negative light. The powerful imagery evokes feelings of anger and rage, emphasizing the perceived threat posed by these political ideologies at the time. The use of symbolism such as the knife and red terror further amplifies the message of fear and danger associated with communism. Intriguingly satirical, this drawing highlights not only political tensions but also references elements like seven deadly sins and anatomy. It serves as a reminder of how art can be employed to convey complex emotions and ideas within historical contexts. As we delve into early twentieth-century history through this thought-provoking artwork, it is important to recognize its significance beyond mere aesthetics. This piece offers us an opportunity to reflect on past events while considering their relevance in our present-day world. Captured beautifully by Patrice Cartier for Fine Art Finder, this print preserves an iconic representation of anti-communism sentiments prevalent during that era.
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