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Caricature referring to French economic difficulties and anxieties after the 1st World War, cover of Le Petit Journal, 16th November 1919 (colour litho)

Caricature referring to French economic difficulties and anxieties after the 1st World War, cover of Le Petit Journal, 16th November 1919 (colour litho)


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Caricature referring to French economic difficulties and anxieties after the 1st World War, cover of Le Petit Journal, 16th November 1919 (colour litho)

CHT224128 Caricature referring to French economic difficulties and anxieties after the 1st World War, cover of Le Petit Journal, 16th November 1919 (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; © Archives Charmet

Media ID 24737510

© Archives Charmet / Bridgeman Images

Alsace Alsace Lorraine Economy Frontier Lorraine World War Worry Worries


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This vibrant and thought-provoking caricature, created by the French School in the 20th century, captures the essence of France's economic difficulties and anxieties following the First World War. The cover of Le Petit Journal on November 16th, 1919, showcases this color lithograph that tells a compelling story. The image portrays a worried Frenchman standing at the frontier between France and Germany. Symbolizing both hope and concern, Alsace-Lorraine looms large in the background. The artist skillfully incorporates various elements to convey the economic turmoil faced by France during this period. The central figure's furrowed brow reflects his deep worries about money. A German stereotype stands across from him, representing not only Germany as an adversary but also highlighting concerns about their role in exacerbating France's financial struggles. The phrase "Ou va notre monnaie" (Where is our money going?) boldly written below further emphasizes these anxieties. Through its clever composition and use of vivid colors, this print encapsulates the post-war atmosphere filled with uncertainty and apprehension. It serves as a poignant reminder of how global conflicts can have lasting impacts on economies and societies long after peace is declared. This artwork from Bridgeman Images offers us a glimpse into history while reminding us of the enduring power of art to reflect societal challenges and evoke emotions even over a century later.

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