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A Great Actor (not Liston) in the Popular Farce of Twould Puzzle a Conjurer (coloured etching)
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A Great Actor (not Liston) in the Popular Farce of Twould Puzzle a Conjurer (coloured etching)
2775113 A Great Actor (not Liston) in the Popular Farce of Twould Puzzle a Conjurer (coloured etching) by Seymour, Robert (1798-1836) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Great Actor (not Liston) in the Popular Farce of Twould Puzzle a Conjurer.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection
Media ID 22427668
© Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection / Bridgeman Images
George Iv Giraffe Interrupting Interruption Irritated Irritation John Bull Mistress Overweight Petition Presenting Promenading Walls Walks Stroll Strolling
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This colored etching captures a moment of comedic chaos in the popular farce, "Twould Puzzle a Conjurer". The image showcases a great actor, not Liston, who is presenting his larger-than-life character with impeccable flair. Dressed in an outrageously fat costume that exaggerates his figure, he commands attention as he walks through the scene. The actor's presence seems to have caused quite an irritation among the other characters depicted. A petition-wielding lady Conyngham interrupts her stroll and appears visibly irritated by this interruption. Meanwhile, King George IV himself stands nearby, observing the commotion with amusement mixed with annoyance. The satirical nature of this cartoon becomes evident as it pokes fun at British politics and society during the 19th century. The caricatured figures and exaggerated fashion choices highlight both political and social commentary within this artwork. Through clever satire and scathing humor, this print offers a glimpse into Georgian England's political landscape while also showcasing the artist's skillful engraving technique. It serves as a reminder of how art can be used to convey powerful messages about culture and society. This piece from Bridgeman Images' private collection invites viewers to explore its intricate details while reflecting on the timeless themes it addresses.
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