Gravures rebelles #[nn]
"Die Passion Eines Menschen" is a stark, powerful tale from Lynd Ward, whose writing, art, and inking unite in a silent, deeply moving narrative. Set against the grim backdrop of an industrial city, the story follows a Protagonist whose journey from rural escape to urban rebellion unfolds with quiet intensity. The striking cover by Frans Masereel, a master of the woodcut tradition, echoes the issue’s haunting tone.
In *Le pèlerinage sauvage*, a city-dwelling man flees industrial oppression for the countryside, only to confront violence and isolation in the rural world. Drawn into the lives of two farmers—one haunted, one reclusive—he finds fleeting purpose in labor and quiet communion, yet his dreams of rebellion stir long after he returns to the abandoned city.
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↩ Reprints Die Passion eines Menschen #[nn] (1921), Wild Pilgrimage #[nn] (1932), White Collar #[nn] (1940), Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas #[nn] (1951), Graphic Witness #[nn] (2007)
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