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Victorian satire, bear the world upon your shoulder ?

Victorian satire, bear the world upon your shoulder ?


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Victorian satire, bear the world upon your shoulder ?

Vintage engraving of Victorian satire, bear the world upon your shoulder ?

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1890s Allegory Burden Carrying Cartoon Cartoons Colour Colours Comedy Comic Earth Holding Humor Humour Image Created 1890 1899 Over Burdened Planet Problems Publication Quote Retro Satire Satirical Sketch Style Styles Victorian World Carrying On Back


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This vintage engraving from the 1890s captures the essence of Victorian satire with its thought-provoking message: "Bear the world upon your shoulder". In this allegorical image, a man is depicted carrying the weight of the entire planet on his back. The artist skillfully uses color and detail to bring out the humor and comedy in this satirical cartoon. The illustration showcases an old-fashioned style, reminiscent of woodcuts and lithographs popular during that era. It serves as a reminder of how people in the 19th century used art to comment on societal issues and poke fun at their problems. The overburdened man symbolizes humanity's struggles, highlighting our tendency to carry all our worries and responsibilities on our shoulders. This satirical sketch invites viewers to reflect on their own lives and question whether they too are shouldering more than they can handle. With its clever combination of wit, irony, and social commentary, this print stands as a testament to Victorian humor. Its timeless appeal continues to resonate even today, reminding us that sometimes we need to lighten our load by finding joy amidst life's challenges. This antique publication offers a glimpse into history while also serving as a source of inspiration for those seeking artistic expression or simply appreciating fine art. Duncan1890 has preserved this remarkable piece for future generations to enjoy.

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