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One cannot say quite the same about Eduard Thony (No's 26 & 36) who also has a Wikipedia page:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduard_Th%C3%B6ny
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Recently received from a popular public auction website the following unused French propaganda postcard.


Intended for the French people to send a message of support to President Paul Kruger in exile in Paris.


Address printed on the reverse of the card to his exile home away from his beloved republic and Vrou Kruger.

I would imagine that there was a massive print run of these. I wonder how many Oom Paul actually received.
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Steve - you imagined correctly regarding the numbers produced but I can't answer how many Kruger received.

From the Cork Weekly Examiner of 24 November 1900:

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Here are a few more examples of Charles "Orens" Denizard's work. These postcards were produced in limited editions of 150 or 250.


1. Kruger / Machine à faire peur aux Anglais / Tuguela / Spion-Koop / Maggersfontein. (Signed Orens 11-1902).

2. À BUCKINGHAM - BON APPÉTIT MESSIEURS …. (Signed Orens ?-03).

3. Chez les English / ALBION / STATUE REFUSÉE!? POUR CAUSES FINANCIÈRES. / Cette série est tirée a 250 ex. Numérotes. / No. 1. (Signed Orens 7-03).

4. LE BURIN SATIRIQUE / No 26 - 2e ANNÉE / 250 Ex. No. __ / MORT DE KRÜGER / 14 JUILLET 1904. APRÉS GRAND'PEINE ET GRAND EFFORT; / APRÉS TRAVAIL ET LONG USAIGE; / APRÉS GRAND'PEINE ET GRAND EFFORT; / PAUVRE PAYSAN, VOICI LA MORT. / GEORGE SAND. (Signed Orens 1904).

5. CHAMBERLAIN. –– Oh! Oh!.... Oh! Oh! / KRUGER. –– Lachez-moi toujours, nous verrons après. (Signed Orens).

6. PAX / GLORIA – VICTIS. (Signed Orens, 2 Juin).

7. G’AL DE VILLEBOIS-MAREUIL / MORT AU TRANSVAAL À Boshof. 150 Ex. (Signed Orens).


This short intoduction to Bruno de Perthuis's catalogue raisonné of Denizard's 'Burin Satirique' postcards gives an idea of how highly his satirical drawings were regarded at the time.

French caricaturist Charles Denizard, who used to sign his works 'Orens', was born in 1879 in the town of Pontru (in the French department of Aisne). He studied painting and engraving at l'École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, and his first satirical cartoons are dated March 1902. He saw the new and very dynamic field of illustrated postcards as a medium free of the constraints of satirical journals when it came to political drawings. When he founded the 'Burin Satirique' [in 1903], he was already regarded by political engraving enthusiasts as the most talented cartoonist in this medium. From 1903 to 1907, four years’ worth of news published in the 'Burin Satirique' widened his reputation even further by drawing attention from the most distinguished engraving experts such as John Grand-Carteret. Very soon, Orens became the undisputed leader in the field of caricature postcards, whose history is now indistinguishable from his own. Through his and his followers’ work, this medium saw an expansion unmatched by any other country (Bruno de Perthuis, 2011).

Le Burin Satirique


For further examples of Charles "Orens" Denizard's work, see earlier posts in this thread, staring HERE.








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Postcards 1 week 17 hours ago #103065

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This German set of eighteen cards was published in three batches: Nos 6058 - 6070; Nos 6107 & 6108; and Nos 6151 - 6131.

Printed & published by Bruno Bürger & Ottillie, Leipzig.

Der Boerenkrieg.

6058. Engländer im Wurstkessel. Erst war man auf den Einmarsch in Transvaal erpicht, Dann wollt’ man wieder ‘raus, da ging es nicht.
6059. Überreichung des Bürgerbriefes.
6060. Ein gutes Schwein frisst alles – Aber ein guter Bauer giebts nicht zu!
6061. Komm’ se ‘rein in die gute Stube!
6062. No Caption.
6063. Der erste Erfolg.
6064. “Ja die Esei sind an allem Schuld”. Die durchbrennenden englischen MAUL – Esel und die Boeren.
6065. Deutsche Männer, Deutsche Frauen, Helft den Englishman verhauen!
6066. Wie die Buren Momentaufnahmen von den in Durban ankommenden Engländern machen.
6067. Junge, willste ‘runter von dem Appelboom!
6068. Boerenwäsche!
6069. Au weh! Das hatte ich mir anders vorgestellt.
6070. Mr Chamberlain beim Empfang der Telegramme v. Kriegsschauplatz.

6107. Wie sich Onkel Krüger von den Herren Buller, Methuen u. Gatacre verab schiedet.
6108. Extrablatt! Heimkehr der englischen Esela us Südafrika!

6151. O, dass sie ewig grünen bliebe / Die schöne Zeit der Burenhiebe!
6152. Extrablatt! General Warren in der Tinte!
6153. Extrablatt! Es ist erreicht! Lady-Smith ist gefallen!














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At least one of the above cards was reprinted with minor alterations for the Russian market.



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