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DE Humour. Nursing nun, priest. Holy Family. Humorous postcard, France 1900-1910
Editions Les Corbeaux, Paris.
Dimensions: 139 x 94 mm
Postcard published by the weekly Les Corbeaux. A nun breastfeeding a baby and a priest on a sofa: «¿Acaso no ha dicho Dios: Creced, multiplicaos y llenad la tierra?»
Les Corbeaux, fundada en 1904 en Bélgica por el dibujante Didier Dubucq («Ashavérus»), boicoteada por las autoridades belgas, pasó a editarse en Paris desde 1905 a 1909.
The last years of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century marked the height of anticlericalism in France. The law on the Separation of Church and State was passed in 1905. In the first decade of the 1900s, the Libre-Pensée grouped into national and regional associations, and several anti-clerical newspapers appeared under its umbrella in these years: La Lanterne, Les Corbeaux, La Calotte, La Raison and Le Montbrisonnais, among others.
Actualizado el: 25/05/2024
Postcard published by the weekly Les Corbeaux. A nun breastfeeding a baby and a priest on a sofa: «¿Acaso no ha dicho Dios: Creced, multiplicaos y llenad la tierra?»
Les Corbeaux, fundada en 1904 en Bélgica por el dibujante Didier Dubucq («Ashavérus»), boicoteada por las autoridades belgas, pasó a editarse en Paris desde 1905 a 1909.
The last years of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century marked the height of anticlericalism in France. The law on the Separation of Church and State was passed in 1905. In the first decade of the 1900s, the Libre-Pensée grouped into national and regional associations, and several anti-clerical newspapers appeared under its umbrella in these years: La Lanterne, Les Corbeaux, La Calotte, La Raison and Le Montbrisonnais, among others.