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A Peep into Bethlehem, c. 1793 (etching)
XJF465156 A Peep into Bethlehem, c.1793 (etching) by Rowlandson, Thomas (1756-1827); Private Collection; (add.info.: A satirical etching showing satirist John Walcot (1738-1819), whose nom de plume was Peter Pindar, listening to the statesman Edmund Burke (1729-97) across a table while Margaret Nicholson (c.1750-1828), an Englishwoman famous for assaulting King George III, crowned in straw stands between them; Bethlehem is the famous mental hospital, also known as Bedlam ; ); English, out of copyright. © www.bridgemanart.com
Media ID 12908577
Bedlam Bethlehem Hospital Bethlem Edmund Burke Insane Peter Pindar Raving
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A Peep into Bethlehem, c. 1793" is a captivating etching by Thomas Rowlandson that offers a satirical glimpse into the political and mental landscape of its time. In this intriguing print, we witness the renowned satirist John Walcot, known as Peter Pindar, engaged in an intense conversation with statesman Edmund Burke. Positioned between them stands Margaret Nicholson, infamous for her assault on King George III, wearing a crown made of straw. The setting itself holds symbolic significance as Bethlehem Hospital, also known as Bedlam - a well-known mental institution during that era. This choice of location adds depth to the artwork's commentary on madness and insanity within both politics and society. Rowlandson's masterful use of satire shines through in this piece as he captures the absurdity and humor inherent in these historical figures' interactions. The exaggerated expressions and gestures convey their raving nature while simultaneously highlighting the Georgian era's political climate. This etching not only serves as an artistic representation but also provides valuable insight into the socio-political dynamics of late 18th-century England. It reminds us that even amidst chaos and madness, there is room for wit and laughter to shed light on societal follies. As we observe "A Peep into Bethlehem" we are invited to reflect upon our own world's complexities - where power struggles intertwine with mental health issues - reminding us that art has always been a powerful tool for social commentary throughout history.
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