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L'Europe en 1871, 1871
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Drolatic map of Europe for 1870
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La Chanson illustree (magazine),...
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Carte de visite du Charivari, 1867
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Empress Eugenie (1826-1920, nee ...
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Paul Hadol

  February 26, 1835
  Nov. 26, 1875
   •   Caricatures, Comics , Illustration   •   Wikipedia: Paul Hadol

Join us on a journey back in time to 19th century France, to the world of Paul Hadol. Born in Remiremont in 1835 and later deceased in the vibrant metropolis of Paris, Hadol unfolded his talents as an illustrator, draftsman and caricaturist, and he became a true master of visual satire. Hadol, who made a name for himself in the multifaceted landscape of the French press, immortalized his works in renowned magazines such as Le Gaulois, Le Journal Amusant, High Life, Le Charivari, Le Monde comique and La Vie Parisienne. Under the pseudonym "White," he also created works for Mailly and Baillard. But his path to becoming a renowned illustrator was not a straight one - he had begun his career as a humble customs official.

His work included the illustration of novels, the design of theater posters and the artistic realization of satirical series such as "Actualités" (Actualities) and "Mon Musée des Souverains" (My Museum of Sovereigns). In these series, he depicted the political rulers of his time, gleefully taking aim at their actions and character. One of his most notable works, "La Ménagerie impériale" (The Imperial Zoo), was created during the War of 1870. In this series of caricatures, Hadol placed the heads of the disgraced Bonaparte family and their conspirators on animal bodies. This vivid and haunting depiction begins with former Emperor Napoléon III as a vulture clutching the bleeding body of France in its talons - a blunt and powerful metaphor.

His artistic expressions make Paul Hadol a worthy candidate for our exquisite fine art prints. Rendering his work on high-quality stock brings to life the subtle irony and biting criticism of his caricatures. An art print of Hadol's work is more than just artful decoration - it's a piece of history captured to satirical perfection. It allows one to experience the political landscape of the time from the sharp and undisguised perspective of a true artist. Thus, these art prints are not only eye-catching, but also a window into a bygone but never forgotten era.

Paul Hadol

  February 26, 1835
  Nov. 26, 1875
   •   Caricatures, Comics , Illustration   •   Wikipedia: Paul Hadol

Join us on a journey back in time to 19th century France, to the world of Paul Hadol. Born in Remiremont in 1835 and later deceased in the vibrant metropolis of Paris, Hadol unfolded his talents as an illustrator, draftsman and caricaturist, and he became a true master of visual satire. Hadol, who made a name for himself in the multifaceted landscape of the French press, immortalized his works in renowned magazines such as Le Gaulois, Le Journal Amusant, High Life, Le Charivari, Le Monde comique and La Vie Parisienne. Under the pseudonym "White," he also created works for Mailly and Baillard. But his path to becoming a renowned illustrator was not a straight one - he had begun his career as a humble customs official.

His work included the illustration of novels, the design of theater posters and the artistic realization of satirical series such as "Actualités" (Actualities) and "Mon Musée des Souverains" (My Museum of Sovereigns). In these series, he depicted the political rulers of his time, gleefully taking aim at their actions and character. One of his most notable works, "La Ménagerie impériale" (The Imperial Zoo), was created during the War of 1870. In this series of caricatures, Hadol placed the heads of the disgraced Bonaparte family and their conspirators on animal bodies. This vivid and haunting depiction begins with former Emperor Napoléon III as a vulture clutching the bleeding body of France in its talons - a blunt and powerful metaphor.

His artistic expressions make Paul Hadol a worthy candidate for our exquisite fine art prints. Rendering his work on high-quality stock brings to life the subtle irony and biting criticism of his caricatures. An art print of Hadol's work is more than just artful decoration - it's a piece of history captured to satirical perfection. It allows one to experience the political landscape of the time from the sharp and undisguised perspective of a true artist. Thus, these art prints are not only eye-catching, but also a window into a bygone but never forgotten era.





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