C Fox Collection
"C Fox: A Journey through Political Satire in the Late 18th Century" Step into the world of political satire with "C Fox
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"C Fox: A Journey through Political Satire in the Late 18th Century" Step into the world of political satire with "C Fox, " a collection of captivating artworks and illustrations that shed light on the tumultuous events and influential figures of the late 18th century. "The Loves of the Fox and The Badger, or The Coalition Wedding. January 7, 1784" presents a comical depiction of an unlikely alliance between Charles James Fox and Lord North, symbolized by their animal counterparts. In "William Pitt, the Younger, Addressing the Commons, 1793, " artist Anton Hickel captures a young William Pitt delivering a powerful speech to Parliament during turbulent times. James Sayers' artwork "Cicero in Catilinam, March 17, 1785" portrays an allegorical scene where Cicero confronts his political rival Catiline—a reflection on contemporary political struggles. "The General Toast: Honor and Honesty, Love and Loyalty, Fitz and Good Company. . October 20, 1786" showcases an anonymous artist's celebration of friendship amidst societal challenges. Join John Bull as he pays his first visit to his old friend in "John Bulls First Visit to his Old Friend the New Secretary, " published in March 1806—an amusing commentary on changing political dynamics. "The Brazen Image Erected on a Pedestal Wrought by Himself, " published May 29, 1802 exposes self-aggrandizement through clever imagery. Charles Williams' "Fishing for Flats, " published July 25th, 1806 offers biting social commentary using fishing metaphors to depict corrupt practices within society. Experience marital bliss turned upside down with Charles Williams' artwork titled "The Honeymoon" from year1806—revealing humorous anecdotes about newlyweds navigating married life together.