Negroes pounding flour for couscous under the supervision of a white master, illustration from les Francais par eux-memes ed. L. Curmer, 1841

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"Negroes pounding flour for couscous under the supervision of a white master" is an illustration by Maximilien Radiguet, featured in the publication "Les Français par eux-mêmes" edited by L. Curmer in 1841. This work is a visual representation of the colonial era, depicting the racial dynamics and labor practices of the time. The illustration portrays African individuals engaged in the laborious task of pounding flour to make couscous, a staple food in many North African cultures, under the watchful eye of a white overseer, highlighting the power imbalances and exploitation inherent in the colonial system.

The image is part of a larger collection within "Les Français par eux-mêmes," a series that aimed to depict various aspects of French life and society. The series is notable for its detailed engravings and contributions from multiple artists and writers, offering insights into the cultural, social, and political life of France during the 19th century. Radiguet's work, in particular, serves as a historical document, reflecting the attitudes and conditions of the time, and is of interest to scholars studying the visual culture of colonialism and the representation of race and labor in art.

As an illustration from the 19th century, "Negroes pounding flour for couscous under the supervision of a white master" is an important artifact for understanding the complexities of French colonial history and the ways in which art has been used to both perpetuate and critique social hierarchies. It provides a stark visual narrative that complements the textual histories of the period, offering a poignant and critical lens through which to view the past.

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