A La Suite d'un Article Signe: Boulimy

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A La Suite d'un Article Signe: Boulimy

This sketch shows a group of four gentlemen interacting, visually representing the following caption, translated in English. Mr. Partouil, considering himself offended, instructed two of his friends to ask Mr. Boulimy for an explanation. After examination, the witnesses constituted were unanimous in acknowledging that the expression which gave rise to the incident not having had the significance that could have been attributed to it, there was no reason to meet. For Monsieur Partouil. Doctor Gandibert. Date: circa 1901

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Acknowledging Article Attributed Caption Doctor Examination Explanation Expression Friends Gave Gentlemen Huard Incident Instructed Interacting Issue Lalbum Maitres Meet Monsieur Offended Reason Representing Rise Signe Significance Suite Translated Visually Witnesses 1901 Constituted

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In this early 20th century sketch from the Mary Evans Prints Online collection, titled "A La Suite d'un Article Signe: Boulimy," we see a group of four well-dressed gentlemen engaged in a heated conversation. The incident that sparked their disagreement began when an article signed "Boulimy" was published, offending Mr. Partouil. In response, he instructed two of his friends, Doctor Gandibert and an unidentified gentleman, to confront Mr. Boulimy and demand an explanation. The trio approached Mr. Boulimy and the group gathered for an examination of the situation. After careful consideration, the witnesses, including Mr. Boulimy himself, determined that the offending expression in the article had not held the significant meaning that Mr. Partouil had assumed. With this newfound understanding, the group came to the conclusion that there was no reason for further confrontation or meeting. This intriguing snapshot from the past, taken from the esteemed "Album des Maîtres de Caricature" by Auguste Charpentier and Charles Huard (not to be confused with the publishing company), offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and etiquette of the early 1900s. The gentlemen's formal attire and serious expressions convey the importance placed on honor and reputation during this era. Despite the initial tension, the group's ability to come to a resolution through open communication and understanding ultimately prevailed.

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