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Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines (engraving)

Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines (engraving)


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Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines (engraving)

2789303 Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines. Illustration for Journal Des Voyages, 5 August 1883. Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn

Media ID 23455022

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Bake Baking Cannibalism Cannibals Cookery Cratsmanship Excitement Exciting Gastronomer Gastronomy Grisly Gruesome Handywork Stones Voyages Craftsmen Craftswoman


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This engraving titled "Chez Les Cannibales, Preparation Des Tetes Humaines" takes us on a thrilling journey into the world of cannibalism. Created by an anonymous French artist in the 19th century, this print offers a glimpse into the dark and gruesome practices of distant lands. The scene depicted is both exciting and unsettling, as we witness a group of cannibals preparing human heads for consumption. The image was originally published in the Journal Des Voyages on August 5th, 1883, adding to its historical significance. The dramatic composition draws our attention to every detail: from the hot stones used for cooking to the skilled craftsmanship involved in this macabre gastronomy. It's hard not to feel a mix of fascination and horror while observing these cannibals at work. As we explore this artwork further, it becomes clear that it serves as a reminder of humanity's thirst for adventure and exploration. It sheds light on cultures vastly different from our own and challenges our understanding of what is considered acceptable or taboo when it comes to food practices. While disturbing in nature, this engraving forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about our shared history. It serves as a testament to mankind's insatiable curiosity and willingness to push boundaries even when faced with grisly realities. Bridgeman Images has digitally cleaned this image without altering its original essence. This print invites us into an intriguing world where voyages take unexpected turns and culinary traditions defy all expectations.

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