The Prince of Wales 1841-1910 Visiting the Building Site of the 1900 Universal Exhibition from Le Petit Journal 20th March 1898

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"The Prince of Wales 1841-1910 Visiting the Building Site of the 1900 Universal Exhibition from Le Petit Journal, 20th March 1898" is a historical illustration that captures a moment during the construction of the 1900 Universal Exhibition in Paris, France. Created by artists Oswaldo Tofani and F.L. Meaulle, the illustration was featured in the popular French newspaper Le Petit Journal, which was known for its illustrated supplements that often depicted current events and notable figures of the time.

The artwork portrays the Prince of Wales, who would later become King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, inspecting the progress of the exhibition's construction. The 1900 Universal Exhibition, also known as the Paris Exposition, was a world's fair that showcased the achievements of the 19th century and the dawn of the 20th century, highlighting advancements in technology, culture, and the arts.

Oswaldo Tofani, an Italian-born illustrator and painter, was active in France and contributed to various publications, capturing scenes of contemporary life and events with a keen eye for detail. F.L. Meaulle, a collaborator on this piece, was also a prolific illustrator whose work appeared in numerous French periodicals.

The illustration is significant not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical value, providing insight into the construction of one of the most celebrated world's fairs and the involvement of British royalty in international events. The image from Le Petit Journal serves as a visual document of the era's cultural exchanges and the global interest in the monumental exposition that marked the turn of the century.

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