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Caricatures Anglaises: Monsieur Craque Perruquier et Mademoiselle Flore, afte... after August 1800. Creator: Anon
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Caricatures Anglaises: Monsieur Craque Perruquier et Mademoiselle Flore, afte... after August 1800. Creator: Anon
Caricatures Anglaises: Monsieur Craque Perruquier et Mademoiselle Flore, after August 1800
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Hand Colored Etching Rowlandson Thomas Thomas Rowlandson Hand Tinted Parody Satirical
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This vibrant and whimsical print titled "Caricatures Anglaises: Monsieur Craque Perruquier et Mademoiselle Flore" takes us back to the early 19th century, capturing a moment of satirical humor and cultural commentary. Created by an anonymous artist, this hand-colored etching showcases the artistry and wit of caricature. The scene depicts Monsieur Craque Perruquier, a wig-maker, alongside Mademoiselle Flore in a comical exchange. The exaggerated features and playful expressions bring these characters to life, showcasing the skillful technique of the artist. With its bold colors and intricate details, this artwork is a testament to the rich heritage of artistic expression. Set against a backdrop that hints at both English and French culture, this print offers a glimpse into society during that era. It serves as both entertainment and social critique through satire. The figures represent archetypes or stereotypes prevalent at the time, inviting viewers to reflect on societal norms with laughter. Displayed in an art gallery or museum like The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this piece invites visitors to explore history through visual storytelling. Its presence among other prints from renowned artists such as Thomas Rowlandson adds depth to any exhibition dedicated to 19th-century art. As we admire this antique treasure today, it reminds us of how art can transcend time while providing insight into past cultures and customs.
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