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Jack-Daw (coloured engraving)
3641879 Jack-Daw (coloured engraving) by Bennett, Charles Henry (1828-67); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jack-Daw. Illustration for Shadow and Substance by Charles H Bennett and Robert B Brough (W Kent, 1860).); © Look and Learn
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This vibrant and amusing coloured engraving titled "Jack-Daw" captures the essence of mid-19th century humour and satire. Created by Charles Henry Bennett, this print is a delightful illustration for the book "Shadow and Substance" written by Bennett himself in collaboration with Robert B Brough. The image showcases a mischievous jackdaw, known for its thieving tendencies, engaging in criminal activities. With its comical expressions and exaggerated features, this caricature-like portrayal adds an entertaining touch to the artwork. The use of light and shadows further enhances the humorous effect, creating a playful atmosphere. Bennett's artistic talent shines through his skillful rendering of various personalities and types within society. Through this satirical cartoon, he cleverly comments on human behavior while using animals as metaphors for different occupations or characteristics. As a product of Victorian entertainment culture, this engraving exemplifies the era's fascination with comical illustrations that provided both amusement and social commentary. Its scathing satire offers viewers an opportunity to reflect on societal norms while being entertained by the antics of these anthropomorphized birds. Overall, this print not only showcases Bennett's artistic prowess but also highlights his ability to create visually appealing yet thought-provoking works that continue to entertain audiences even today.
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