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Cartoon, Randolph Churchill, Cave Canem

Cartoon, Randolph Churchill, Cave Canem - seen here as a terrier protecting The House of Lords.
1885

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1885 Acte Beware Bryan Cave Churchill Entr Entracte Guard Guarding Lords Parliament Protecting Protection Randolph Terrier Westminster


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This cartoon, titled "Cartoon, Randolph Churchill, Cave Canem," dates back to October 24, 1885, during the late Victorian era. The image, published in the satirical magazine "Vanity Fair," features a terrier named Randolph Churchill, fiercely guarding The House of Lords at Westminster Parliament. The terrier, with a determined look in its eyes and its back bristling with alertness, stands before the imposing structure, symbolizing the unwavering protection and loyalty of the British bulldog. The cartoon is a clever play on words, as "Cave Canem" is Latin for "Beware of the Dog." The use of a dog as a symbol for Randolph Churchill, then a Member of Parliament, highlights his tenacity and unyielding spirit in the political arena. The cartoonist, Alfred Bryan, masterfully captures the essence of the political climate of the time, where the House of Lords, a powerful institution, was under scrutiny and faced challenges to its authority. The image of Randolph Churchill as a protective terrier guarding the House of Lords is a powerful metaphor for the role of politicians in safeguarding the institutions they represent. The 1880s were a period of significant political change, and this cartoon serves as a reminder of the enduring role of political figures in shaping the future of their nations. This evocative print, with its rich historical significance, is a must-have for any collection focused on politics, satire, and the late Victorian era.

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