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The Trial of Mons Zola in Paris, Sketches in Court (litho)
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The Trial of Mons Zola in Paris, Sketches in Court (litho)
1039376 The Trial of Mons Zola in Paris, Sketches in Court (litho) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Trial of Mons Zola in Paris, Sketches in Court. Illustration for The Graphic, 19 February 1898.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23052920
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The Trial of Mons Zola in Paris, Sketches in Court
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captures a significant moment in history that unfolded within the walls of a French courtroom. This lithograph print, created by Charles Paul Renouard and now part of a private collection, depicts the intense atmosphere during the trial of Monsieur Émile Zola. Taking place on February 19,1898, this trial became a symbol of courage and defiance against injustice. Monsieur Zola, an acclaimed writer and novelist known for his influential works such as "J'accuse" found himself confronted by powerful figures including General de Boisdeffre and Colonel Henry. Presided over by General de Pellieux, the court witnessed writers and authors standing up for truth and justice. As witnesses took to the stand to give their accounts, it was clear that this trial would have far-reaching consequences not only for France but also for literature across Europe. The engraving beautifully captures the tension in the courtroom as Maitre Demange skillfully defended Monsieur Zola against accusations while Colonel Picquart stood firm with unwavering determination. This image serves as a reminder of how one man's bravery can challenge an entire system. It represents the power of words to expose corruption and ignite change. The Trial of Mons Zola stands as an enduring testament to freedom of expression and reminds us all that even in times when truth seems elusive, there are those who will fight relentlessly to bring it into light.
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