Mars triumphant
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Mars triumphant
Mars triumphant. Illustration shows Mars, the Roman god of war, sitting on a throne with his arms folded across his chest and a sword resting on his lap, he is illuminated by a ray of light beaming from above; at center a broken olive branch lies on the ground, and on the right a female figure labeled Peace, cradling a dove, flees storm clouds, representing Russia and Japan, about to clash, between her and Mars. Date 1904 February 24. Mars triumphant. Illustration shows Mars, the Roman god of war, sitting on a throne with his arms folded across his chest and a sword resting on his lap, he is illuminated by a ray of light beaming from above; at center a broken olive branch lies on the ground, and on the right a female figure labeled Peace, cradling a dove, flees storm clouds, representing Russia and Japan, about to clash, between her and Mars. Date 1904 February 24
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Mars Triumphant: A Visual Allegory of Unchecked Conflict on the Brink of the Russo-Japanese War This evocative illustration, titled "Mars Triumphant," was published in Puck magazine on February 24, 1904, just as tensions between Russia and Japan were reaching a boiling point. The image showcases Mars, the Roman god of war, seated confidently on a throne, his arms folded across his chest, and a sword resting on his lap. Mars is bathed in a radiant light emanating from above, symbolizing his unyielding power and dominance. At the center of the illustration lies a broken olive branch, a potent reminder of the shattered hopes for peace. On the right, a female figure personifying Peace cradles a dove, as she flees from the impending storm clouds that represent the imminent clash between Russia and Japan. The ominous clouds loom large, casting an ominous shadow over the scene, emphasizing the impending catastrophe. The illustration serves as a stark warning of the consequences of unchecked conflict and the devastating impact it can have on innocent bystanders, symbolized by the fleeing figure of Peace and her dove. The image was published in Puck magazine, a well-known American humor magazine, to raise awareness and provoke thought about the looming conflict and its potential repercussions. The illustration remains a powerful visual reminder of the destructive nature of war and the importance of pursuing peace.
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