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The telegrapher Bins, from the sunken Republic, forced to take refuge among the elephants of a circus... (colour litho)
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The telegrapher Bins, from the sunken Republic, forced to take refuge among the elephants of a circus... (colour litho)
2815199 The telegrapher Bins, from the sunken Republic, forced to take refuge among the elephants of a circus... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The telegrapher Bins, from the sunken Republic, forced to take refuge among the elephants of a circus to escape the enthusiasm of women. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 7-14 February 1909.); © Look and Learn
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The Telegrapher Bins, from the sunken Republic, finds an unlikely sanctuary among the majestic elephants of a bustling circus. In this color lithograph by Achille Beltrame, we witness a peculiar scene that unfolded in 1909. Forced to seek refuge from the overwhelming adoration of women, Bins flees underground and seeks solace amidst the enchanting world of the circus. Dressed in his distinctive telegrapher attire, he stands out amongst the crowd as he navigates through a sea of curious onlookers. The image captures both awe and amusement as Bins is chased by a group of enthusiastic ladies who are captivated by his presence. Meanwhile, children marvel at this bizarre spectacle while holding bouquets of flowers. Beltrame's illustration for Courier Sunday perfectly encapsulates this extraordinary news item that had captured public attention during its time. The artist skillfully portrays not only the chaotic atmosphere but also highlights themes such as escape and femininity. As Bins attempts to evade capture, he finds himself surrounded by gentle giants – elephants – providing him with an unexpected sense of protection. This juxtaposition between man and animal creates an eerie yet fascinating ambiance within the composition. This remarkable artwork serves as a testament to Beltrame's talent as an illustrator and offers viewers a glimpse into a moment when reality intertwines with imagination.
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