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ARCH.2013.5.19, Rendition: 801126
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On the left side of the page, there is a small illustration or sketch of trees and a signature, which appears to be an artwork by Adolphe Appian from 1857. Below the illustration, there is a caption explaining the artwork's details and its inclusion in the magazine.
The text on the page lists various sections and contributors:
Commentary:
Victims:
Ireland:
Bernard-Henri Lévy and ‘L’Idéologie française’
Horatio Alger for adults
What is Structuralism? by Ernest Gellner
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Victims:
Ireland:
Birrell and Dillon:
Poems by:
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Commentary:
Essays/Articles:
What is Structuralism?
Additionally, there is an illustration or engraving at the top left corner of the page, titled "The Elderly Man or a Military Tropical," created by Adolph von Menzel in 1881. It features a note on the drawing from the Harvard Busch-Reisinger Museum catalog. The drawing depicts an elderly man and is described with remarks about the subject's resemblance to notable figures and its presence in a significant moment.
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The page also features an inset image of a drawing titled "An Elderly Man on a Military Target," which is a self-portrait by Honoré Daumier, dated 1861. The drawing is a lithograph and is described as being from the Harvard Bach-Rosinger Museum, with a note that it is reproduced with the permission of the museum.
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On the left side of the page, there is an article titled "An Elderly Man in a Military Topcoat," featuring a sketch of a person in a military attire, accompanied by a caption describing the drawing.
On the right side, the page lists several categories and titles:
Victims: Lev Kopelev, Jacobo Timerman
Ireland:
Commentary:
Other:
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In the upper right corner, the word “IRELAND” is crossed out, and there are names such as "Lev Kopelev" and "Jacobo Timerman" beneath the heading "Victims."
At the bottom of the page, there's a cut-off caption referencing an illustration on another page: “An Elderly Man in a Military Topcoat,” followed by details about the illustration's location in the publication. There's also a visible graphic illustration of some sort, but only a portion is visible, appearing to be of trees and parts of two figures.
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A small sketch captioned: "An Elderly Man in a Military Topcoat," a drawing in soft graphite by Adolph von Menzel, 1881; a note to the drawing in the catalogue for the Hundert Busch-Reisinger Museum, in which it is reproduced (see also the picture and caption on page 864 for details, and the picture on page 891), remarks that "the striking resemblance of the subject of this powerful portrait to Bismarck suggests that it may in fact be a study of the Prussian statesman as seen in an unguarded moment."
Commentary section listing:
A section titled "IRELAND" with reviews by Brian Moore, Denis Donoghue, and William Trevor, listing:
Bernard-Henri Lévy and 'L’Idéologie française'
Horatio Alger for adults
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