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Education for the Privileged, A School for the Children of Courtiers, Vienna
2602023 Education for the Privileged, A School for the Children of Courtiers, Vienna, 1867 (w/c on paper) by Acqua, Cesare Felix dell (1821-1904); 45.7x58.4 cm; Private Collection; Bourne Gallery, Reigate, Surrey; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22618774
© Bourne Gallery, Reigate, Surrey / Bridgeman Images
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Education for the Privileged, A School for the Children of Courtiers, Vienna" is a satirical painting that offers a glimpse into the unruly world of privileged education in 1867. In this lively classroom scene, Cesare Felix dell'Acqua captures the mischievous behavior and playful antics of young boys attending a prestigious school. The image portrays a chaotic atmosphere where discipline seems to be lacking. The teacher stands at the front of the class, desperately trying to maintain order amidst an uproar of laughter and mischief. With one boy standing on his desk and another pulling faces behind his back, it's clear that these courtier children are not ones to easily conform. Dell'Acqua's satirical approach highlights societal issues surrounding education and privilege during this time period. By depicting these affluent children as unruly troublemakers, he challenges notions of entitlement and questions whether their privileged upbringing truly prepares them for adulthood. Despite its humorous tone, "Education for the Privileged" also raises important questions about educational systems and their effectiveness in molding well-rounded individuals. It serves as a reminder that even those born into privilege can still struggle with discipline and proper conduct. This print from Bridgeman Images invites us to reflect on our own experiences within educational settings while offering an amusing glimpse into a bygone era.
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