Abstract

In this reproduction of a color painting by A. Müller-Schönhausen (b. 1838), Germans’ joy over their defeat of the French (signified by the flags flying in the background) is juxtaposed with their hopes for a conclusive peace (as evidenced by the eagerness with which the figures read news from the front).

A. Müller-Schönhausen, The Peace Dispatches (1871–72)

A. Müller-Schönhausen

Source

Source: A. Müller-Schönhausen, Die Friedensdepesche [The Peace Dispatches]. Oil painting (1871–72).
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Recommended Citation

A. Müller-Schönhausen, The Peace Dispatches (1871–72), published in: German History in Documents and Images, <https://germanhistorydocs.org/en/forging-an-empire-bismarckian-germany-1866-1890/ghdi:image-1395> [December 20, 2024].

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