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Sleeping priest (colour litho)
3094559 Sleeping priest (colour litho) by Lancaster, Percy (1878-1950); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sleeping priest. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
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This colorful lithograph titled "Sleeping Priest" captures a humorous moment in the life of a clergyman. The image, created by Percy Lancaster in the early 20th century, depicts an elderly priest peacefully napping inside a confessional booth. Clad in his traditional robes and clutching rosary beads, he appears to have succumbed to fatigue during his religious duties. The postcard-like print showcases the satirical nature of the artwork, with its playful depiction of a priest taking "forty winks" amidst his responsibilities. The cartoonish style adds to the light-heartedness of the scene, while also poking fun at religious figures and their human tendencies. The caption highlights various elements within the image, including references to colonialism and imperialism through mentions of colonies and vicars. It also alludes to other religious orders such as monks and imams who may share similar experiences. Lancaster's work combines satire with artistic skill, creating a piece that is both amusing and thought-provoking. This particular print from Bridgeman Images offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only its humor but also its architectural details - specifically showcasing a stone church monument in Monaco, France. Overall, this whimsical lithograph provides an entertaining glimpse into the lighter side of religious life while inviting contemplation on themes such as devotion versus human frailty.
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