Galanterie Britannique
Jean Veber · 1864-1928
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Why is this public domain? Jean Veber died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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A satirical lithograph by Jean Veber from 1901 shows a line of British soldiers in pith helmets with rifles, one advancing aggressively toward an angry woman in a long dress who raises her fist. Behind her, women and children huddle together in fear. The French caption, attributed to a quoted official report by Lord Roberts, mocks the supposed chivalry of the British soldier.
