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Panorama Of The Times
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Panorama Of The Times
Panorama Of The Times, [1821], A Man, The Celebrated Juggler, Standing On A Stage Greeting The Audience, Sitting At His Sides Are Two Hurdy-gurdy Players, One On A Box Labeled Money Box And The Other On A Box Labeled Quack Medicine. The Stage Projects From The Back Or Side Of A Carriage With Two Panels That Open To The Right And Left, Each With Two Scenes, On The Left, Shooting Dint At Yo Inocent (king George Iv Spraying Caroline) And A Bit Of Fun Or A Scene At Manchester!!! (cavalry Using Swords To Cut Their Way Through A Mob), On The Right, Bank Restrictions (four People Hanging From A Gallows) And Kinglike Amusement (the King(ja) And Bishop Drinking). Includes Lengthy Verse Which Alludes To The Trial Of Caroline
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Media ID 9731757
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1821 Aged Amusement Artwork Audience Back Bank Bishop Caroline Carriage Cavalry Celebrated Drinking Gallows George Greeting Hanging Includes Juggler King Labeled Left Medicine Money Nostalgia Nostalgic Open Panels Panorama Players Projects Romantic Scene Scenes Shooting Side Sides Spraying Stage Swords Traditional Trial Verse Alludes Hurdy Gurdy Lengthy Quack Restrictions
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Panorama of the Times - A Glimpse into 19th Century Entertainment and Politics
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. Step back in time with this vintage print, "Panorama of the Times" capturing a momentous scene from 1821. In this intricately engraved image, we witness a spectacle that combines both entertainment and political satire. At the center stage stands a celebrated juggler, his charismatic presence commanding attention from the audience. Flanked by two hurdy-gurdy players on boxes labeled "Money Box" and "Quack Medicine" he sets the tone for an evening filled with mirth and intrigue. The stage itself projects from a carriage adorned with panels that open to reveal four distinct scenes. On one side, we see King George IV spraying Caroline in a comical act titled "Shooting Dint at Yo Inocent". Meanwhile, Manchester becomes the backdrop for another scene where cavalry uses swords to cut through an unruly mob. On the other side of the carriage, we are confronted with darker imagery - people hanging from gallows symbolizing "Bank Restrictions" while King JA and Bishop indulge in revelry during their amusing encounter titled "Kinglike Amusement". Accompanied by lengthy verse alluding to Caroline's trial, this engraving serves as both historical documentation and artistic expression. Its romantic charm evokes nostalgia for a bygone era when such panoramas were popular forms of entertainment. This retro-styled artwork offers us a glimpse into traditional Victorian culture while showcasing exquisite illustrative techniques. An aged treasure steeped in history, it invites us to explore themes of power dynamics, societal critique, and human folly – timeless subjects that continue to resonate today.
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