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From Warwick Lane, May 1, 1790. May 1, 1790. Creator: Philip James de Loutherbourg
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From Warwick Lane, May 1, 1790. May 1, 1790. Creator: Philip James de Loutherbourg
From Warwick Lane, May 1, 1790. [Caricatures of the English]
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The print titled "From Warwick Lane, May 1,1790" captures a humorous caricature of an English dandy from the 18th century. Created by Philip James de Loutherbourg, this black and white etching showcases the artist's wit and talent for capturing social satire. In this amusing scene, we see a well-dressed man with a cane and frock coat strolling through Warwick Lane. The exaggerated features and comical expression on his face add to the overall humor of the image. This macaroni or dandy is depicted as someone who values fashion over substance, embodying the frivolousness often associated with that era. Loutherbourg's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this artwork. From the intricate clothing to the carefully crafted backdrop featuring buildings and people in period attire, he transports us back to 18th-century Britain. This print not only serves as entertainment but also provides insight into societal norms and occupations of that time. It highlights how doctors were perceived in society as they are shown near the College of Physicians building in their traditional attire. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece represents Loutherbourg's skillful blend of artistry and humor. It reminds us that even centuries later, caricatures continue to captivate audiences with their ability to reflect human nature through clever exaggeration.
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