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Hospitality kicking Avarice out of doors; or, new tenants at the Mansion House, 1799
Hospitality kicking Avarice out of doors; or, new tenants at the Mansion House, 1799. Interior of a room in the Mansion House showing the entry of the new Lord Mayor of London and the departure of the old
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Arrival Arriving Change Departure Entourage Exit Guildhall Library Art Gallery Leaving Lord Mayor Of London Mansion House Aquatint Metaphor
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Hospitality Kicking Avarice Out of Doors; or, New Tenants at the Mansion House, 1799
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. This vibrant and whimsical print captures a pivotal moment in London's history. Stepping into an opulent room within the iconic Mansion House, we witness the grand entrance of the new Lord Mayor of London. Dressed in elaborate costume and surrounded by his entourage, he symbolizes change and progress. As this new era dawns upon us, it is impossible to ignore the departure of the old Lord Mayor being unceremoniously kicked out by a mischievous dog representing Hospitality. The contrasting figures of Avarice and Hospitality perfectly encapsulate society's shifting values during this time. The artist skillfully employs satire to convey a deeper message about greed giving way to generosity. Through clever metaphors and caricatures, they remind us that true wealth lies not in material possessions but in compassion towards others. This aquatint print transports us back to 18th-century Britain with its rich colors and attention to detail. It invites contemplation on themes such as power dynamics, social change, and our collective responsibility towards one another. Displayed proudly at Guildhall Library Art Gallery today, this artwork serves as a testament to our enduring fascination with history's turning points. It reminds us that even amidst political transitions or changes in leadership, there is always room for hope and renewal – out with the old and in with the new!
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