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Turkey and Russia playing a game of strategy, from Le Perroquet
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Turkey and Russia playing a game of strategy, from Le Perroquet
CHT196219 Turkey and Russia playing a game of strategy, from Le Perroquet, 1877 (colour litho) by Italian School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Turc et Russe jouant a un jeu de strategie; ); eArchives Charmet; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22931456
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In this print titled "Turkey and Russia playing a game of strategy" we are transported back to the year 1877, where an intense battle of wits unfolds between these two nations. The image, created by an anonymous Italian artist from the 19th century, showcases a scene filled with symbolism and caricature. The composition features toy soldiers representing both Turkey and Russia engaged in a strategic war game. Each figure is meticulously dressed in their respective uniforms, highlighting their distinct identities. A Turkish general stands tall, donning a turban that signifies his authority while holding a cannon as a symbol of power. On the opposing side, we see a Russian soldier personifying strength and determination. This artwork not only captures the essence of military conflict but also serves as political commentary on the tensions between these two countries during that era. The playful nature of this depiction adds depth to its meaning; it suggests that even amidst real battles being fought on land, there were still diplomatic maneuvers taking place behind closed doors. As viewers delve into this intriguing piece from Le Perroquet magazine's private collection, they are invited to reflect upon historical events and ponder how strategies employed by nations can shape outcomes on both personal and global scales. It reminds us that games played on paper or board can have profound implications for real-life conflicts - making this artwork all the more thought-provoking and relevant even today.
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