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Page from The Satires of Cynicus (colour litho)
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Page from The Satires of Cynicus (colour litho)
2810399 Page from The Satires of Cynicus (colour litho) by Anderson, Martin " Cynicus" (1854-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for The Satires of Cynicus (His Studio, 1893).); © Look and Learn
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This print showcases a page from "The Satires of Cynicus" by Martin Anderson, also known as Cynicus. With its vibrant colors and intricate details, the lithograph transports us to a world of biting social commentary and scathing satire. In this particular illustration, we witness a poor man surrounded by an array of advertisements. The consequential consequences of these ads are laid bare as they choke the church bells and obscure the grain of truth. It is through Cynicus' artful pen that he denounces the political quacks, charlatans, and shams who thrive on society's gullibility. The resemblance between this satirical drawing and our modern lives is uncanny. As we navigate through a sea of commercialism and false promises, it becomes clear that virtue and knowledge often take a backseat to flashy marketing tactics. Cynicus skillfully portrays how even sacred spaces like churches can be infiltrated by the relentless pursuit of profit. The cartoonish figures flaunt their wares while common people struggle to find solace amidst the chaos. Through his wit-filled lines and clever compositions, Cynicus exposes the threadbare nature of societal norms. He unveils the stark contrast between what is advertised - high class living, goodly virtues - versus what truly thrives in our world - frauds disguised as soap or tea reviews. This print serves as both an artistic marvel and a reminder for us all to question societal constructs while seeking genuine connections beyond surface appearances.
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