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Plate IV, from Rules for Drawing Caricaturas, February 26, 1788. Creator: Francis Grose

Plate IV, from Rules for Drawing Caricaturas, February 26, 1788. Creator: Francis Grose


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Plate IV, from Rules for Drawing Caricaturas, February 26, 1788. Creator: Francis Grose

Plate IV, from Rules for Drawing Caricaturas, February 26, 1788

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This print captures Plate IV from "Rules for Drawing Caricaturas" a renowned artwork created by Francis Grose in February 26,1788. The image showcases the incredible talent of Grose, an esteemed British artist of the 18th century. The etching depicts a fascinating caricature scene with both male and female subjects. On one side, we see a man's profile view, his features exaggerated to create a humorous effect. His comical expression and distinctive traits make him instantly recognizable as a caricatured figure. On the other side, there is a woman portrayed in similar fashion - her facial features distorted yet still retaining her feminine charm. Grose's mastery lies in his ability to capture the essence of his subjects while adding an element of exaggeration that brings out their unique characteristics even more vividly. This particular piece exemplifies his skillful technique and artistic vision. Preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print serves as a testament to Grose's contribution to art history during the eighteenth century in Britain. It stands as an important part of our cultural heritage, showcasing how caricatures were used not only for entertainment but also as social commentary. Through this photograph print, viewers are transported back in time to appreciate Grose's wit and creativity while gaining insight into the world of art during this period.

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