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Belle arti-gallerie politiche Beaux arts galeries politiques ca. 1879 - Italian political cartoon by Grossi

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Italian political cartoon shows Otto von Bismarck standing on the left with his arms spread wide and draped with a cape to obscure the view of statues in the 'Salon Delle Republiche' gallery at a museum. Proceeding from the right in a line are six women labeled (from left to right) 'Russia', 'Germania', 'Austria', 'Italia', 'Spagna', and 'Grecia'; they pass statues labeled 'Monarchia', 'Feudalismo', and 'Dispotismo'. Bismarck tells the women not to look at the 'democratiche' gallery because the statues will make them blush with shame.

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Photo12/Universal Images Group/HUM Images

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UMG22A23_353

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Droits gérés

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46,7Mo (5,0Mo) / 40,6cm x 28,8cm / 4800 x 3404 (300dpi)

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