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L apres-dinee des Anglais Scenes Anglaises dessinees a Londres
1274763 L aprAs-dinee des Anglais ScAnes Anglaises dessinees A Londres, par un franAzais prisonnier de guerre, 1814 (hand-coloured etching) by French School, (19th century); Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: Martinet, Aaron; publisher; French publisher, 1762-1841); eFitzwilliam Museum; French, out of copyright
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After Dinner Anglais Debauched Debauchery Dinner Drunk Drunken Fran And Xe7 Guerre Inebriated Londres Prisonnier Raucous Regency Stereotype Stereotypes Stereotypical Anglaises Dessinées Francais
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This hand-coloured etching titled "L'apres-dinee des Anglais Scenes Anglaises dessinees a Londres" captures a lively and raucous scene set in the Georgian era. Created by an anonymous French prisoner of war in 1814, this satirical caricature offers a stereotypical portrayal of British society at the time. The image depicts an interior setting after dinner, where English men and women engage in various games and activities. The atmosphere is debauched and inebriated, with some individuals appearing drunk or inebriated. This scene reflects the social stereotypes prevalent during the Regency period. The artist's intention seems to be one of satire, as they highlight exaggerated behaviors and characteristics associated with both English and French cultures. Through their playful yet critical depiction, they invite viewers to reflect on societal norms and customs. Displayed at the Fitzwilliam Museum at the University of Cambridge, this engraving provides valuable insight into historical perceptions of national identity and cultural differences. It serves as a reminder that art can serve not only as entertainment but also as a medium for commentary on social issues. As we observe this print from Fine Art Finder, we are transported back to early 19th-century London, witnessing an evening filled with laughter, playfulness, and perhaps even a touch of scandalous behavior.
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