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Front cover of A l'Assaut de l'Asie by G. Saint-Yves, published by Mame, 1901 (colour litho)
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Front cover of A l'Assaut de l'Asie by G. Saint-Yves, published by Mame, 1901 (colour litho)
CHT157429 Front cover of A l'Assaut de l'Asie by G. Saint-Yves, published by Mame, 1901 (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; © Archives Charmet
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Assault Cambodia Cochinchina Colonies Colonisation French Empire Globe Indochina Propaganda Siam South East Asia Tonkin Tricolor Vietnam Asie
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The front cover of 'A l'Assaut de l'Asie' by G. Saint-Yves, published by Mame in 1901, is a striking and powerful image that captures the essence of European colonialism in Asia during the early 20th century. The color lithograph features a dynamic scene with soldiers marching forward under the French tricolor flag, symbolizing the military conquests and expansionist ambitions of France in countries such as Cambodia, Vietnam, China, and Japan.
The imagery on this book cover reflects the prevailing attitudes of imperialism and nationalism that were prevalent at the time. The use of propaganda and symbolism such as flags and uniforms served to glorify France's colonial endeavors in Asia while also promoting a sense of national pride among its citizens.
The globe in the background further emphasizes France's global reach and aspirations for power on an international scale. This visual representation conveys a sense of dominance and control over these Asian territories by European powers like France.
Overall, this print serves as a historical artifact that sheds light on the complex dynamics of colonialism and warfare during this period. It is a reminder of how nations like France sought to assert their influence over distant lands through military might and political maneuvering.
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