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La Baionnette' Every Thursday. Periodical mainly for French frontline soldiers in World War I. Skelton in German uniform showing what is behind the Kaiser's mask. Illustration by Paul Iribe (1883-1935) French artist and designer

La Baionnette' Every Thursday. Periodical mainly for French frontline soldiers in World War I. Skelton in German uniform showing what is behind the Kaiser's mask. Illustration by Paul Iribe (1883-1935) French artist and designer


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La Baionnette' Every Thursday. Periodical mainly for French frontline soldiers in World War I. Skelton in German uniform showing what is behind the Kaiser's mask. Illustration by Paul Iribe (1883-1935) French artist and designer

528432 La Baionnette' Every Thursday. Periodical mainly for French frontline soldiers in World War I. Skelton in German uniform showing what is behind the Kaiser's mask. Illustration by Paul Iribe (1883-1935) French artist and designer.; Universal History Archive/UIG

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Baionnette Behind Designer Kaiser Mask Paul Periodical Skelton Thursday


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This illustration by French artist and designer Paul Iribe offers a satirical glimpse behind the mask of the Kaiser, depicted as a skeleton in German uniform. Featured in the periodical 'La Baionnette' Every Thursday, this piece served as both entertainment and propaganda for French frontline soldiers during World War I. Iribe's skillful caricature reveals the sinister truth lurking beneath the facade of power and authority, shedding light on the true nature of Germany's leadership at that time. The detailed rendering of the skeleton in military attire serves as a powerful symbol of death and destruction brought about by war. Through his artistry, Iribe captures not only the physical appearance but also the essence of what lies behind political figures such as the Kaiser. His work serves as a reminder to soldiers on both sides of the conflict about the realities of war and its consequences. As we reflect on this historical image, we are reminded of the impact that artists can have in shaping public perception and challenging established narratives. Iribe's illustration continues to resonate with viewers today, offering a timeless commentary on power, deception, and human folly.

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