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Dreyfus case: Prosecutor of the War Council, Battalion Chief Hervieu, Battalion Chief Ravary, Vallecaille - in Le Petit Journal of 02 / 01 / 1898
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Dreyfus case: Prosecutor of the War Council, Battalion Chief Hervieu, Battalion Chief Ravary, Vallecaille - in Le Petit Journal of 02 / 01 / 1898
XEE4412108 Dreyfus case: Prosecutor of the War Council, Battalion Chief Hervieu, Battalion Chief Ravary, Vallecaille - in Le Petit Journal of 02/01/1898 by Meyer, Henri (1841-99); Private Collection; Stefano Bianchetti
Media ID 25234564
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This print from the late 19th century showcases an engraving depicting the infamous Dreyfus case, a significant event in French history. The image features prominent figures involved in the trial, including Prosecutor of the War Council Battalion Chief Hervieu, Battalion Chief Ravary, and Vallecaille. Published in Le Petit Journal on February 1st, 1898, this lithograph by Henri Meyer offers a glimpse into a politically charged era. The Dreyfus case was not only about justice but also intertwined with religious and political tensions. Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer in the French army, was wrongfully accused of treason due to rampant anti-Semitism prevailing at that time. This artwork sheds light on these complex dynamics through its portrayal of key players and their roles within society. The vibrant colors used by Stefano Bianchetti enhance the emotional impact of this historical moment captured on paper. The artist's attention to detail brings out both the intensity and fragility present during this trial. As we reflect upon this piece today, it serves as a reminder of how prejudice can influence even our most revered institutions. Through art like this engraving, we are encouraged to remember past injustices while striving for progress and equality in our own time. It is an important artifact that invites us to engage with history and learn from it so that such events may never be repeated again.
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