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The Epicure who detected a Minnow by H. M. Bateman
The Epicure Who Detected a Minnow in the Whitebait by H. M. Batemen. An arrogant diner, irate to discover a minnow amongst his plate of whitebait, demands the ma e d rectifies the situation. Date: 1938
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© Estate of H M Bateman/ILN/Mary Evans Picture Library
1938 Amusing Arrogant Bateman Complaining Complaint Demands Detected Diner Diners Dining Eating Maitre Manager Minnow Restaurant Restaurants Waiter Waiters Whitebait Epicure Epicurean
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is a classic humorous cartoon by the renowned British satirical artist, H.M. Bateman, published in 1938. The scene takes place in a bustling restaurant, where an elegant and arrogant diner, dressed in a three-piece suit and holding a white napkin at his neck, is examining his plate of whitebait with a furrowed brow. The expression on his face is one of disdain and annoyance as he holds up a small minnow, which had unfortunately found its way onto his plate among the tiny fish. The diner's outraged gaze is directed towards the waiter, who stands nearby, looking apologetic and nervous. The waiter, with a white apron and a tray of drinks in hand, seems to be trying to appease the angry diner, who is demanding that the minnow be removed from his meal. The scene is further complicated by the presence of the restaurant manager, who is seen in the background, peering over the diner's shoulder, likely assessing the situation and considering how best to handle the complaint. The overall atmosphere of the cartoon is light-hearted and amusing, with Bateman's expert use of exaggerated expressions and body language to convey the diner's indignation and the waiter's embarrassment. The cartoon is a delightful commentary on the social scene of dining out, and the expectations and demands of the epicurean diner, who is used to impeccable service and perfection in his meals. The presence of the minnow adds an unexpected and humorous element to the scene, making it a beloved classic in Bateman's extensive body of work.
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