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Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871)

Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871)



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Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871)

Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871). Illustration by Walter Crane (1845-1915) English artist, published in Germany

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1871 Allegorical Angel Artist Commune Crane Germany March 28 Paris Published Representation Walter 1845 1915


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This print showcases an allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune, a significant historical event that took place from 26 March to 28 May 1871. Created by Walter Crane, a renowned English artist, this illustration was published in Germany and has since become an iconic symbol of resistance and revolution. The image depicts a powerful angelic figure with outstretched wings hovering above the cityscape of Paris. The angel's serene expression exudes strength and determination, embodying the spirit of the people during this tumultuous period in French history. With its intricate details and graceful lines, Crane's artwork captures both beauty and intensity. The Paris Commune was a radical socialist government that briefly ruled over Paris after France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian War. It aimed to establish social equality and workers' rights but faced fierce opposition from conservative forces. Ultimately, it was brutally suppressed by government troops. This print serves as a poignant reminder of the courage displayed by those who fought for their ideals during these turbulent times. It is a testament to Crane's artistic talent as well as his commitment to capturing historical events through visual storytelling. Whether displayed in homes or galleries, this evocative piece invites viewers to reflect on past struggles for justice while inspiring hope for future change.

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