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Rothschild, Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
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Rothschild, Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
2804799 Rothschild, Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho) by Leandre, Charles (1862-1934); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rothschild, Illustration for Le Rire, 16 April 1898.); © Look and Learn
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Anti Semitic Anti Semitism Banker Bankers Banking Bats Control Financial Globe Golden Calf Hands Israel Le Rire Long Nose Old Testament Stories Rothschild Worshipping Caricatures Hebrew Bible Jews Love Of Money Psalms Rothschilds The Books Of The Bible
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This print titled "Rothschild, Illustration for Le Rire" by Charles Leandre takes us back to the year 1898 when it was first published in the renowned French magazine. The image is a color lithograph that showcases Leandre's satirical and humorous style. In this thought-provoking caricature, we see a group of bankers from the influential Rothschild family depicted with exaggerated features. The artist cleverly uses symbolism to convey his message about wealth, power, and control. A globe rests on one banker's head while another holds a bat, perhaps representing their influence across continents and markets. The cartoon also alludes to anti-Semitic sentiments prevalent during that time period. The elongated noses and exaggerated facial expressions reinforce harmful stereotypes associated with Jewish people. Additionally, the inclusion of a golden calf references biblical stories such as worshipping false idols or love of money. Leandre skillfully combines social commentary with wit in this satirical drawing. Through his artistry, he critiques not only the Rothschilds but also highlights broader issues surrounding banking practices and financial institutions. This fascinating piece serves as both an artistic representation of its era and a reminder of how satire can shed light on societal flaws. It invites viewers to reflect on historical prejudices while appreciating Leandre's talent for blending humor with scathing satire.
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