Honore Daumier - le Bourgeois au salon,1842.
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lundi 21 novembre 2016
mardi 10 février 2015
Martin Rowson - Caricaturiste du Guardian
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caricaturiste,
cartoonist,
Martin Rowson
Martin Rowson
Caricaturiste du journal anglais the Guardian Guardian
Caricaturiste du journal anglais the Guardian Guardian
Martin Rowson on Ed Milliband poll's lead
Martin Rowson on the 2015 general election
Martin Rowson on Alex Salmond standing in the 2015 general election
Martin Rowson on immigration
Martin Rowson on the 2015 election
Martin Rowson on the death of King Abdullah
mardi 20 janvier 2015
James Gillray - The Taming of the shrew,1791
Libellés :
caricaturiste,
graveur,
james gillray
James Gillray 1756/1757-1815
The Taming of the shrew
( la mégèere apprivoisée 1594 - Shakespeare 1564- 1616)
Cartoon shows Catherine II, faint and shying away from William Pitt, who appears as Petruchio, and Don Quixote on horseback (a lean and scarred George III whose authority has been usurped by Pitt), seated behind Pitt are the King of Prussia and a figure representing Holland as Sancho Panza, Selim III kneels to kiss the horse's tail; a gaunt figure representing the old order in France and Leopold II render assistence to Catherine by preventing her from falling to the ground.
According to Wright & Evans, Historical and Descriptive Account of the Caricatures of James Gillray (1851) p. 33, "On the attempted intermediation of Great Britain, backed by Prussia and Holland, between Russia and Turkey, in the spring of 1791. Austria and France are giving encouragement to the Empress Catharine. Turkey, which was suffering severely, takes shelter behind Pitt and his supporters, who have ridden rather roughly the Hanoverian horse."
( la mégèere apprivoisée 1594 - Shakespeare 1564- 1616)
Cartoon shows Catherine II, faint and shying away from William Pitt, who appears as Petruchio, and Don Quixote on horseback (a lean and scarred George III whose authority has been usurped by Pitt), seated behind Pitt are the King of Prussia and a figure representing Holland as Sancho Panza, Selim III kneels to kiss the horse's tail; a gaunt figure representing the old order in France and Leopold II render assistence to Catherine by preventing her from falling to the ground.
According to Wright & Evans, Historical and Descriptive Account of the Caricatures of James Gillray (1851) p. 33, "On the attempted intermediation of Great Britain, backed by Prussia and Holland, between Russia and Turkey, in the spring of 1791. Austria and France are giving encouragement to the Empress Catharine. Turkey, which was suffering severely, takes shelter behind Pitt and his supporters, who have ridden rather roughly the Hanoverian horse."
vendredi 4 janvier 2013
Thomas Rowlandson
Libellés :
caricaturiste,
Thomas Rowlandson
Thomas Rowlandson 1756-1827
Thomas Rowlandson, Exhibition Stare Case
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