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Solomon in his Glory, circa 1738 (etching)

Solomon in his Glory, circa 1738 (etching)


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Solomon in his Glory, circa 1738 (etching)

XJF867846 Solomon in his Glory, circa 1738 (etching) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: BM 18680612.3596); English, out of copyright

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George Ii Goat Mistress Queen Caroline Regalia Sceptre Widower Caroline Of Ansbach


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Solomon in his Glory, circa 1738 (etching) captures a satirical and whimsical portrayal of the English monarch, King George II, and his late wife Queen Caroline. This intriguing etching from the 18th century showcases the artist's skillful use of caricature to depict the royal couple. In this comical scene, King George II is depicted as Solomon, adorned with regalia and seated on a grand throne. He holds a sceptre in one hand while raising a glass of wine in celebration. The queen's absence is symbolized by her empty seat next to him. A goat stands nearby, representing their shared love for animals. The etching serves as both political commentary and personal reflection on King George II's life after losing his beloved wife. It hints at his role as widower while also highlighting his extravagant lifestyle and indulgences. This artwork offers an insight into the social dynamics of England during that era, showcasing how satire was used to comment on royalty and their actions. The inclusion of Amalie Sophie Marianne von Wallmoden suggests potential scandal or intrigue surrounding the king's relationships. Overall, 'Solomon in his Glory' invites viewers to delve into a world where humor meets politics through clever artistic expression.

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