Französische Zustände
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| + | '''''Französische Zustände''''' ("Conditions in France", also translated as "French Affairs") is a collection of writings by [[Heinrich Heine]], which he had written for the ''[[Allgemeine Zeitung]]''. The first event he covered was the [[Paris Salon of 1831]]. | ||
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| - | [[Caricatures de Charles Philipon : 1831-1832]] | ||
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| - | [[Heinrich Heine]] wrote in [[Französische Zustände]] (1832; “French Affairs”) that Paris was decorated with "hundreds of caricatures" [[La Poire]] had become "the permanent standing joke of the people." | ||
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| - | The English writer [[William Makepeace Thackeray]] would write that everyone who visited Paris in the 1830s would remember "the famous ‘poire’ which was chalked upon all the walls of the city and which bore so ludicrous a resemblance to Louis-Philippe." | ||
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| - | [[Loi qui punit les attaques contre les droits et l'autorité du Roi et des Chambres par la voie de la Presse. A Paris, le 29 Novembre 1830]] | ||
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| - | Charles Philipon: Mousse de Juillet. La Caricature. 12.2.1831 [http://greatcaricatures.com/superitch/caricature_vs_censor/pear2/1831_bubbles_425.jpg] | ||
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| - | [[Charles Philipon]] / [[Auguste Bouquet]]: [[Le Replâtrage]]. La Caricature, 30.6.1831 [http://meltonpriorinstitut.org/bilder/textarchive/2010/Jun/3/text_74/04-2.JPG] | ||
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| - | [[Against Daumier. A Revision of Early French Caricature and Social Graphics]]. | ||
| - | Alexander Roob[http://meltonpriorinstitut.org/pages/textarchive.php5?view=text&ID=74&language=English] | ||
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| - | [[La Caricature]] | ||
| - | [http://superitch.com/?p=11199] | ||
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| - | [[Moeurs aquatiques. Un Rapt.]][http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1829_aquatiques_280.jpg] by [[J.J. Grandville]] | ||
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Französische Zustände ("Conditions in France", also translated as "French Affairs") is a collection of writings by Heinrich Heine, which he had written for the Allgemeine Zeitung. The first event he covered was the Paris Salon of 1831.
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