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Out, Damned Spot! (colour litho)
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Out, Damned Spot! (colour litho)
3648281 Out, Damned Spot! (colour litho) by Morgan, Matthew " Matt" Somerville (1839-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: Out, Damned Spot! Illustration for The Tomahawk, November 13 1869.); © Look and Learn
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Out, Damned Spot! (colour litho) captures the essence of nineteenth-century urban life with its humorous and satirical portrayal of dilapidated buildings in a bustling city. Created by Matthew "Matt". Somerville, this comic illustration was originally featured in The Tomahawk magazine on November 13,1869. The artwork showcases a vivid caricature of a slum area in London, where dilapidation and disrepair are prevalent. With its clever allegory and political undertones, the cartoon serves as scathing satire on the state of Britain during that era. The artist skillfully incorporates elements of both human and animal characters to depict the chaotic scene. Amongst the crumbling structures, poultry roam freely while birds perch atop rooftops. This juxtaposition highlights not only the dire living conditions but also hints at societal issues such as overcrowding and poverty. Through his satirical drawing, Somerville critiques the lack of improvement and regeneration efforts taking place within Great Britain. The vibrant colors used in this colour lithograph add an extra layer of visual appeal to this piece. It is an excellent example of Victorian-era illustrated journalism that aimed to entertain readers while shedding light on pressing social matters. This print from Fine Art Finder allows us to appreciate Somerville's wit and artistic talent as he brings forth a powerful message through his satirical commentary on urban decay.
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