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The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park, 10 February 1872, Vanity Fair cartoon (colour litho)
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The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park, 10 February 1872, Vanity Fair cartoon (colour litho)
611676 The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park, 10 February 1872, Vanity Fair cartoon (colour litho) by Cecioni, Adriano (1838-86); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park, 10 February 1872, Vanity Fair cartoon); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection
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The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park, 10 February 1872
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is a captivating and satirical cartoon that captures the essence of political commentary during the Victorian era. Created by Adriano Cecioni for Vanity Fair magazine, this colour lithograph offers a scathing satire on the actions of British politician Spencer Horatio Walpole. In this caricature, Walpole is depicted as a larger-than-life figure defending Hyde Park. With his exaggerated features and pompous demeanor, he represents the arrogance and self-importance often associated with politicians of that time. The artist's use of vibrant colors adds to the visual impact of the print, drawing attention to every intricate detail. The cartoon itself serves as a critique on Walpole's controversial decision regarding Hyde Park in February 1872. It highlights his role in defending an action or policy that was met with public disapproval or ridicule. By using humor and exaggeration, Cecioni effectively conveys his message while entertaining viewers. This piece not only reflects the artistic style popular during that period but also provides valuable insight into social and political attitudes at the time. It reminds us how cartoons were used as powerful tools for expressing dissenting opinions and holding those in power accountable. Overall, "The Right Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole, He defended Hyde Park" is an intriguing snapshot from history – both visually striking and intellectually stimulating – offering us a glimpse into Victorian society through its clever blend of artistry and satire.
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