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Family Men at Fault, or an Unexpected Visit from The Bishop and his Chaplains
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Family Men at Fault, or an Unexpected Visit from The Bishop and his Chaplains
3090246 Family Men at Fault, or an Unexpected Visit from The Bishop and his Chaplains, from, " The English Spy", pub. 1824 (hand coloured engraving) by Cruikshank, Isaac Robert (1789-1856); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bow Street Officers; ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22508236
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
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Family Men at Fault, or an Unexpected Visit from The Bishop and his Chaplains
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. This hand-coloured engraving by Isaac Robert Cruikshank takes us back to the early 19th century, offering a humorous glimpse into a chaotic scene. Entitled "Family Men at Fault" it depicts a dramatic visit from the Bishop and his chaplains to what appears to be a rowdy household. The image is filled with amusing details that capture the essence of this unruly gathering. In the foreground, we see men in disarray - some slumped over chairs, others sprawled on the floor - clearly under the influence of alcohol. A startled woman stands amidst them, her chair upturned as if she had just risen abruptly. Adding further intrigue to this comical chaos are Bow Street Officers, known for their role in maintaining law and order during that era. They burst into the room wielding truncheons and ready for action. It seems they have stumbled upon this unexpected scene while conducting one of their raids. Cruikshank's skillful use of caricature brings each character to life with exaggerated features and expressions. This satirical portrayal highlights societal vices such as excessive drinking and unruly behavior within domestic settings. As we explore this print from "The English Spy" published in 1824, we are reminded of how art can provide both entertainment and social commentary. Through its whimsical depiction of an unexpected visit gone awry, it invites us to reflect
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