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The sumptuous and well-protected cars of the ignominiously fugitive Bolshevik leaders... (colour litho)
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The sumptuous and well-protected cars of the ignominiously fugitive Bolshevik leaders... (colour litho)
2783877 The sumptuous and well-protected cars of the ignominiously fugitive Bolshevik leaders... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The sumptuous and well-protected cars of the Bolshevik leaders, ignominiously fugitive, without regard cleave the mass of the Catalan population who, deceived by the reds, crosses on foot, in a grueling march and exhausting, the Pyrenees towards French territory. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 12-18 February 1939.); © Look and Learn
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The Sumptuous and Well-Protected Cars of the Ignominiously Fugitive Bolshevik Leaders - A Tragic Tale of Deception and Displacement
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. In this print by Achille Beltrame, we are transported back to a tumultuous time in history - the Spanish Civil War. The image depicts the sumptuous cars that once belonged to the ignominious Bolshevik leaders who now find themselves on the run. These luxurious vehicles stand in stark contrast to the mass of Catalan population crossing on foot, enduring a grueling and exhausting march through the Pyrenees towards French territory. Deceived by the Reds, these brave individuals have been forced into displacement, leaving behind their homes, possessions, and loved ones. As they walk along crowded streets with determination etched upon their faces, one cannot help but feel a sense of tragedy for these refugees. Amongst them are families with children - little boys and girls who should be playing carefree instead find themselves caught up in this political turmoil. Their small frames carry not only their own baggage but also hopes for a better future. This poignant illustration originally appeared in Courier Sunday during February 1939. It serves as a reminder of both human resilience and vulnerability during times of conflict. Beltrame's masterful use of color lithography brings forth an emotional depth that resonates even today. As we gaze upon this artwork from Fine Art Finder's private collection, let us remember those affected by war throughout history and strive for peace so that no child or family has to endure such tragic circumstances again.
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