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The property tax for ever!!!, 1816. Artist
The property tax for ever!!!, 1816. A scene in the Guildhall. Alderman John Atkins is haranguing the audience on the matter of the income tax. Sir William Curtis is wearing sailors trousers. The Recorder Sir John Silvester is holding a spyglass and the Mayor Matthew Wood is registering disapproval
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Alderman Alderman Of London Atkins Corporation Of London Cruikshank Curtis George Cruikshank Guildhall Income Tax Lecturing Listening Matthew Matthew Wood Recorder Of London Sir John Sir Matthew Sir Matthew Wood Sir William Sir William Curtis Speaking Taxation William Curtis Harangue Silvester
A4 (29.7 x 21cm) Poster Print
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Estimated Product Size is 30.3cm x 21.6cm (11.9" x 8.5")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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The Property Tax for Ever!!!, 1816 - A Glimpse into Political Discourse at Guildhall
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. This print from 1816 offers a fascinating snapshot of political life in the City of London. Depicting a scene within the esteemed Guildhall, renowned artist George Cruikshank masterfully captures the charged atmosphere as Alderman John Atkins passionately addresses an audience on the contentious issue of income tax. The composition is rich with detail, showcasing prominent figures who played pivotal roles in shaping British politics during this era. Sir William Curtis stands out, sporting sailor's trousers that symbolize his connection to maritime trade and influence. Recorder Sir John Silvester peers through a spyglass, perhaps signifying his meticulous scrutiny of legal matters. Meanwhile, Mayor Matthew Wood registers disapproval amidst this heated debate. Cruikshank's satirical style shines through in this caricature-like portrayal of these influential individuals engaged in political discourse. The etching skillfully conveys their distinct personalities and positions on taxation policies that greatly impacted both city dwellers and country residents alike. Preserved by the Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this monochrome masterpiece serves as a testament to the enduring relevance of political satire throughout history. It invites viewers to reflect upon past debates surrounding finance and taxation while appreciating Cruikshank's artistic prowess in capturing such significant moments from Britain's vibrant political landscape during the nineteenth century.
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