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Hudibras Triumphant (Plate 4: Illustrations to Samuel Butlers Hudibras), 1725-30 (?)
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Hudibras Triumphant (Plate 4: Illustrations to Samuel Butlers Hudibras), 1725-30 (?)
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Artificial Leg Butler Butler Samuel Disabilities Disability Disabled Fiddle Hogarth Hogarth William Hudibras Hunchback Peg Leg Pillory Punishment Samuel Samuel Butler Stocks Stringed Instrument Triumphant Violin W Hogarth William Hogarth Wooden Leg
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This print captures the essence of William Hogarth's "Hudibras Triumphant (Plate 4: Illustrations to Samuel Butlers Hudibras)" from the 18th century. The image showcases a scene filled with satire, wit, and social commentary that was characteristic of Hogarth's work. In this engraving, we see a diverse group of people gathered around a pillory where an unfortunate man stands with his wooden leg on display. The disabled man is accompanied by a hunchbacked woman playing the violin and another man playing the fiddle. They create an eerie yet captivating atmosphere through their music. The artwork also features various animals, including horses and pigs, adding depth to the composition. These creatures symbolize different aspects of human behavior and serve as metaphors for societal flaws. Hogarth masterfully uses this scene to criticize British society during the eighteenth century. He highlights themes such as disability, punishment, and class divisions while incorporating elements of literature and music into his narrative. Although the artist behind this particular piece remains unknown, it exemplifies Hogarth's distinctive style in its detailed etching technique. This print serves as a valuable artifact in preserving our cultural heritage by allowing us to appreciate one of Hogarth's lesser-known works that continue to resonate today.
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