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Punch cartoon: Great Exhibition of 1851: The Proper Mode of Riding in Rotten Row (engraving)
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Punch cartoon: Great Exhibition of 1851: The Proper Mode of Riding in Rotten Row (engraving)
6034640 Punch cartoon: Great Exhibition of 1851: The Proper Mode of Riding in Rotten Row (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Punch cartoon: Great Exhibition of 1851: The Proper Mode of Riding in Rotten Row. Illustration for Punch, Volume 20, January - June 1851.); Look and Learn / George Collection
Media ID 22887512
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This print from the 19th century depicts a satirical Punch cartoon titled "Great Exhibition of 1851: The Proper Mode of Riding in Rotten Row". Created by an anonymous English artist, this engraving offers a humorous commentary on horseback riding and fashion during the Victorian era. The scene takes place in Hyde Park's famous Rotten Row, where riders would showcase their equestrian skills. In this comical illustration, men and women are seen galloping on horses with exaggerated poses and attire. The artist cleverly captures the essence of leisurely exercise while poking fun at societal norms. The Great Exhibition of 1851 is also referenced in the cartoon, symbolizing the cultural significance of that time period. The Crystal Palace can be spotted in the background, adding to the historical context portrayed within this artwork. With its witty satire and caricatured characters, this piece exemplifies British humor at its finest. It serves as a reminder of how cartoons were used to entertain and provoke thought during that era. Displayed against a backdrop of European culture and German influence, this print showcases not only artistic talent but also reflects upon social dynamics between nations. Overall, it is an intriguing glimpse into history through artistry that continues to captivate viewers today.
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