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Cartoon from Le Rire

Cartoon from " Le Rire", Paris, 19 March 1898 dedicated to Otto von Bismarck (1815 - 1898) German statesman, known as the Iron Chancellor, on his forthcoming birthday on 1 April. Bismarck died on 30 July 1898

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1898 Authority Beer Glass Cartoon Celebration Drink Drinking German Culture Historical Clothing Illustration Technique Large Group Of People Le Rire Otto Von Bismarck Paris Politician Politics Statesman Text Western Script Iron Chancellor


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This vintage print captures a momentous occasion in history, as depicted in a cartoon from the renowned French satirical magazine "Le Rire". Created on 19 March 1898, this artwork was dedicated to Otto von Bismarck, the influential German statesman known as the Iron Chancellor. The cartoon was intended to celebrate his forthcoming birthday on 1 April. However, fate had other plans, and Bismarck passed away on 30 July of that same year. In this lively illustration, we see a large group of people gathered together for what appears to be a joyous celebration. Glasses are raised high in honor of Bismarck's special day while merriment fills the air. Amidst the revelry stands an authoritative figure representing Bismarck himself – dressed in historical clothing and exuding power and influence. Notably, one animal steals the spotlight amidst all the human activity: a dog playfully engages with its surroundings. This whimsical touch adds charm to an already captivating scene. The artist skillfully employs Western script and intricate illustration techniques to bring this historic moment to life. As we gaze upon this image today, it serves as both a testament to Bismarck's enduring legacy and an intriguing glimpse into late-19th century politics and culture

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