L'illustration, No. 3645, 4 Janvier 1913

A historical magazine publication produced in the early 20th century. This issue of L'Illustration includes a theatrical supplement with the full text of the play ''Le Double Madrigal'' by Jean Auzanet, along with an additional installment of ''Un Double Amour'' by Claude Ferval. It combines artistic, literary, and political content, illustrating the cultural and social aspects of its time. The magazine offers a blend of articles, illustrations, and coverage of significant events occurring at the beginning of 1913. Highlights include a discussion of the upcoming French presidential elections, key political figures like Raymond Poincaré and Alexandre Ribot, cultural events, and advancements in military organization illustrated by the context of the changing European landscape. Additionally, the publication features discussions around notable artists, including Édouard Detaille, and various social themes reflective of the era's attitudes towards military service, patriotism, and the arts. The rich array of topics presents a vivid snapshot of early 20th-century society, making it a valuable resource for understanding the period.