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title: CARICATURE: BOVIO, CAVALLOTTI And IMBRIANI

subject date: 2017-01-18

caption: John BOVIO (1841-1903) radical left wing theorist of Parliament, represented between Felice Cavallotti and Matteo Imbriani. Satire: "The philosopher Bovio, to demonstrate the perfect union of Extreme, expounded his views differ from those of Alcibiades bard (aka Felice Cavallotti, 1842-1898) and by the athlete Matthew Bartholomew (aka Matteo Imbriani, 1843 1901) ". History repeats itself: there too, the different souls gathered in the Extreme Left (radical, republican, socialist) is juggling to keep the unit in spite of differences. Cartoon from 'The Pasquino', Turin humorous weekly founded in 1856 by Giovanni Piacentini and Giuseppe Cesana Augustus (1821-1903). The head is named after the most famous of 'talking statues' of Rome, near which the common people were using post overnight short satire in verse who took anonymously targeting the most prominent and controversial characters of the moment. Turin, February 3, 1895.

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continent: Europa

image century : XIX

image epoch: Ottocento

subject century: XIX

subject epoch: Ottocento

technique: Vignetta

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