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A Coalition Medal, Struck in Brass: satire on the coalition of British politicians Lord North and Charles James Fox, 1783 (engraving)
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A Coalition Medal, Struck in Brass: satire on the coalition of British politicians Lord North and Charles James Fox, 1783 (engraving)
6032178 A Coalition Medal, Struck in Brass: satire on the coalition of British politicians Lord North and Charles James Fox, 1783 (engraving) by Sayers, James (1748-1823); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Coalition Medal, Struck in Brass: satire on the coalition of British politicians Lord North and Charles James Fox, 1783.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection
Media ID 23578634
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Alliance Brass Charles James Fox Coalition Commemorative Cooperation Late 18th Century Lord North Medal Radical Tory Whig Frederick North
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This print showcases a satirical engraving titled "A Coalition Medal, Struck in Brass" created by James Sayers in 1783. The artwork humorously depicts the coalition of British politicians Lord North and Charles James Fox during the late 18th century Georgian era. The medal serves as a commemorative piece symbolizing their unlikely cooperation and alliance. The caricature captures the essence of this political partnership with wit and cleverness. Lord North, also known as Frederick North, is portrayed alongside Charles James Fox, who was a prominent leader within the Whig party. This collaboration between two individuals from opposing political factions was seen as radical at the time. The satire highlights various elements of British politics, government, and society during this period. It reflects upon the complexities of alliances formed for personal gain or to achieve specific goals within a tumultuous political landscape. Sayers' work demonstrates his skillful use of humor to comment on contemporary events while providing amusement to viewers. This satirical cartoon offers scathing commentary through its exaggerated portrayal of these influential figures. As an important historical artifact, this engraving sheds light on British culture and politics in the late 18th century. Its inclusion in private collections signifies its value as both an artistic creation and a reflection of significant moments in history that continue to resonate today.
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