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The Protocol-Society in an Uproar, or the Conferees Confounded
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The Protocol-Society in an Uproar, or the Conferees Confounded
2966885 The Protocol-Society in an Uproar, or the Conferees Confounded. A Sketch in Downing Street, pub. 1831 (hand coloured engraving) by Heath, Henry (fl.1824-35); Private Collection; (add.info.: London Conference 1830 debating the creation of modern Belgium; Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand (1754-1838); Nathan Mayer Rothschild (1777-1836); Henry Temple, Lord Palmerston (1784 - 1865); Nicholas I (1777 - 1825); ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23261060
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Club Foot Conference Debate Diplomacy Discussion Europeans Messenger Political Satire
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The Protocol-Society in an Uproar, or the Conferees Confounded
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is a captivating print that takes us back to the London Conference of 1830, where the creation of modern Belgium was being debated. This hand-coloured engraving by Henry Heath provides a satirical glimpse into the chaotic scene unfolding at Downing Street during this crucial diplomatic meeting. The image captures a room filled with distinguished men engaged in intense discussions and animated gestures. Among them are notable figures such as Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand, Nathan Mayer Rothschild, Henry Temple (Lord Palmerston), and Nicholas I. Each character is meticulously depicted with exaggerated features and distinctive traits, adding depth to their personalities. As we examine this artwork closely, we notice a messenger rushing through the door carrying urgent news. His arrival seems to have thrown the already frenzied gathering into further disarray. The table before them is cluttered with documents and maps, symbolizing the complexity of their task. Heath's skillful use of caricature brings humor to this otherwise serious subject matter. The club foot prominently displayed by one individual adds an element of wit while subtly commenting on his political stance. This engraving serves as both historical documentation and political satire. It offers us a window into an important moment in European history while reminding us that even esteemed politicians can be confounded by complex negotiations. Displayed here is just one example from Bridgeman Images' extensive collection of fine art prints – an invaluable resource for those seeking visual
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