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The City Apprentice at St Jamess (engraving)
3622254 The City Apprentice at St Jamess (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The City Apprentice at St James s.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23636458
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Beefeater Halberd St James Palace St Jamess Palace
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The City Apprentice at St James's - A Satirical Glimpse into 18th Century British Politics
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. This intriguing engraving from the 18th century captures a satirical scene set in St James's Palace, London. Entitled "The City Apprentice at St James's" this artwork offers a scathing commentary on the political landscape of Georgian England. In this cartoon-like depiction, we see a city apprentice dressed in elaborate and exaggerated attire, representing the fashion and political dress of the time. The apprentice stands amidst a group of politicians and courtiers, all engaged in animated conversation. The artist skillfully employs satire to highlight their pompous demeanor and questionable motives. The inclusion of symbols such as halberds and beefeaters adds an element of historical context to the image, while also poking fun at German influence on British politics during that era. This satirical drawing serves as both social commentary and entertainment for viewers. Through its clever use of caricature and wit, this print provides us with valuable insights into the political climate of 18th century Britain. It reminds us that even centuries ago, satire played an important role in critiquing those in power. As we gaze upon this piece from our private collection, let us appreciate its artistic brilliance while reflecting on how it continues to resonate with contemporary society.
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