Newspaper Stand Collection
"Capturing the Essence of a Bygone Era: Three Young Newsboys Smoking at a Newspaper Stand in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
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"Capturing the Essence of a Bygone Era: Three Young Newsboys Smoking at a Newspaper Stand in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA, 1910 (coloured photo)" Step back in time and witness the vibrant streets of early 20th century America with this captivating photograph. In an era when newspapers were the lifeblood of information, three young newsboys find solace amidst their daily hustle. With cigarettes dangling from their lips, they exude an air of nonchalant confidence as they navigate the bustling city. This image hails from L'Assiette au Beurre, number 379, Satirical in Colours, 1908_7_4 - a publication renowned for its biting social commentary. It serves as a poignant reminder that even during simpler times, societal issues loomed large. Delving deeper into history's pages reveals more thought-provoking illustrations. From death penalty executions to mountain climbing escapades tainted by antisemitism and ugliness prejudice; these satirical pieces shed light on humanity's darker sides. "The Don Quixote, " number 418 (Satirical in Colors) transports us to Russia through Charles Gilbert-Martin's evocative illustration. This cover art captures Old Orphee's struggle against oppression while paying homage to Victor Hugo's literary genius. Meanwhile "L'Assiette au Beurre, " number 328 takes us to Fourmies where Marianne celebrates amidst social unrest and police repression. Clemenceau George and Boucher become symbols of resistance against injustice. Intriguingly titled "Terre à Stripes" (Antimilitarism), number 363 exposes society's fascination with colonization while challenging prevailing colonialist ideologies through powerful lithographs. Numbering among these remarkable works is "L'Assiette au Beurre, " number 257 which delves into class struggles between patrons and bourgeois - highlighting disparities within society itself.