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Punch cartoon: Mr Punchs Designs after Nature - women wearing wasp costumes (engraving)

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Punch cartoon: Mr Punchs Designs after Nature - women wearing wasp costumes (engraving)

6034772 Punch cartoon: Mr Punchs Designs after Nature - women wearing wasp costumes (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Punch cartoon: Mr Punchs Designs after Nature - women wearing wasp costumes. Illustration for Punch, Volume 57, July - December 1869.); Look and Learn / George Collection

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This engraving, titled "Punch cartoon: Mr Punchs Designs after Nature - women wearing wasp costumes" showcases the satirical brilliance of 19th-century English School artists. The image depicts a group of women dressed in elaborate wasp costumes, their exaggerated hats and dresses mimicking the distinctive features of these buzzing insects. Published in Punch magazine in 1869, this illustration offers a humorous commentary on Victorian fashion trends and societal norms. With its sharp wit and clever design, it captures the essence of British humor prevalent during that era. The artist skillfully combines elements of nature with human creativity to create an amusing juxtaposition. The women's transformation into wasps through their attire highlights both the absurdity and artistry involved in fashion choices at the time. Beyond its comedic value, this print also provides insight into Victorian culture and society. It serves as a reminder that satire has long been used as a tool to critique social conventions while entertaining audiences. As we admire this historical artwork from Bridgeman Images' Private Collection, we are reminded of how cartoons can transcend time and continue to evoke laughter even centuries later. This piece is not only an exquisite example of artistic talent but also a testament to the enduring appeal of satire in popular culture.

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