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Postcard : Queen Victoria watching the procession of the red penitents, 1898. Artist: F Meaulle
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Queen Victoria watching the procession of the red penitents, 1898. Artist: F Meaulle
Queen Victoria watching the procession of the red penitents, 1898. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 24th April 1898
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Queen Victoria, adorned in her regal attire, gazes upon the mesmerizing procession of the red penitents on a bustling street in 19th century France. This illustration by F Meaulle captures a momentous day of repentance and religious fervor. The Queen stands among a crowd of people, both young and old, as they watch the solemn parade pass by. The red-robed figures march with heads bowed low, their faces hidden beneath hoods that symbolize their commitment to repentance. Holding candles aloft and waving flags representing their faith, these penitents walk in unison along the road. Their vibrant crimson robes create a striking contrast against the backdrop of cobblestone lanes and historic buildings. As Queen Victoria observes this display of devotion from her vantage point, one can only imagine the thoughts crossing her mind. Perhaps she contemplates her own spiritual journey or reflects on the power religion holds over its followers. In this moment captured by Le Petit Journal's talented artist, we witness not only an event but also an exploration of faith and identity. This print serves as a testament to both historical significance and artistic prowess. It transports us back to a time when religious processions were grand spectacles that united communities through shared beliefs. Through F Meaulle's skilled engraving technique, we are granted access to this vivid scene from 1898 – an enduring reminder of culture and tradition.
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