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Cartoon of Hugo Muys van Holy, 1710-1720. Creator: Anon
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Cartoon of Hugo Muys van Holy, 1710-1720. Creator: Anon
Cartoon of Hugo Muys van Holy, 1710-1720. Hugo Muys van Holy was a judge of Van Oldenbarnevelt; Mouse with 2 swords and white hat with orange plume in wreaths of flowers and leaves. Cartouche with putti. Related to 1618-1619 Trial of Oldenbarnevelt, Grotius and Hogerbeets for treason
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1. Title: "The Mischievous Judge: A Satirical Cartoon of Hugo Muys van Holy, 1710-1720" This 18th-century cartoon portrays Hugo Muys van Holy, a judge during the Van Oldenbarnevelt trial in the Dutch Republic. The image is a playful caricature, with Muys van Holy depicted as a mouse wearing a white hat adorned with an orange plume, surrounded by wreaths of flowers and leaves. The judge is shown holding two swords, symbolizing his authority and power. The cartoon is related to the historic 1618-1619 trial of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Grotius, and Hogerbeets for treason. The trial was a significant event in Dutch history, and this cartoon may have been created as a commentary on the proceedings or as a form of political satire. The border of the cartoon is decorated with putti, or cherubs, adding an element of whimsy and amorini, or love, to the image. The use of anthropomorphic animals, such as the mouse as Muys van Holy, is a common technique in 18th-century art and is an example of anthropomorphism. The intricate floral border and patterns further enhance the visual appeal of the cartoon, reflecting the cultural appreciation for nature during this time. The use of ink and aquarelle techniques adds depth and texture to the illustration, making it a valuable addition to any art collection or gallery. The cartoon's cartouche, with its lettering, adds a formal touch to the image, further emphasizing the historical significance of the subject matter. Despite its age, the cartoon remains a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering insights into the art, fashion, and culture of the Dutch Republic during the 18th century.
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