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There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk (coloured engraving)

There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk (coloured engraving)


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There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk (coloured engraving)

8634422 There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk (coloured engraving) by Lear, Edward (1812-88) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk. Illustration for More Nonsense by Edward Lear, fourth edition (Frederick Warne, 1894). Contemporary hand colouring.); © Look and Learn

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This whimsical colored engraving captures the comical scene of "There was an Old Person of Dundalk, who tried to teach Fishes to walk." Illustrated by Edward Lear in the fourth edition of More Nonsense, this satirical cartoon showcases the absurdity of attempting such a feat. The tired and weary expression on the old person's face adds to the humor as he struggles with his futile task. The vibrant colors bring life to this 19th-century artwork, highlighting the playful nature of Lear's poetry and illustrations. The satire is evident in the exaggerated portrayal of a man trying to teach fish how to walk, a concept that is both humorous and nonsensical. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the power of art to evoke laughter and joy. The intricate details in the engraving draw us into a world where imagination knows no bounds. It serves as a testament to Lear's creativity and wit, capturing a moment that is sure to bring smiles for years to come. In this enchanting print from Fine Art Finder, we are invited to step into a realm where impossibilities become possibilities, and laughter reigns supreme. Let us embrace the whimsy and delight in the sheer absurdity of it all.

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