The Machine (Jean Veber)
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"A more striking image is that contained in Jean Veber's (c . 1900) painting: a naked woman sits astride the casing covering the piston driving the wheel from which men are wantonly tossed – there is no ambiguity in the intended symbolism." --German Art 1907-1937: Modernism and Modernisation () by Martin Ignatius Gaughan |
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The Machine[1] (ca. 1900) is a painting by Jean Veber.
Wikimedia describes it as "Dynamis, dit aussi la Machine ou la Houille rouge".
It is in the collection of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours.
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