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Caricature of artists entering work to be exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1881, from the magazine La Caricature no. 69, 23 April, 1881 (litho)
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Caricature of artists entering work to be exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1881, from the magazine La Caricature no. 69, 23 April, 1881 (litho)
REV418403 Caricature of artists entering work to be exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1881, from the magazine La Caricature no.69, 23 April, 1881 (litho) by Bac, Ferdinand Sigismund (1859-1952); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Salons Caricaturaux ('Salon Caricatures') were a well established Parisian phenomenon in the French art world during the Second Empire and Third Republic; How can one think, seeing this variety of paintings submitted, that art is becoming degenerate'?)
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This print captures a lively scene at the Paris Salon of 1881, as depicted in the magazine La Caricature. The satirical drawing by Ferdinand Sigismund Bac humorously portrays artists entering their works to be exhibited at this prestigious event. The cartoonist's scathing satire and irony are evident in his portrayal of both male and female contributors. The variety of paintings submitted is highlighted, prompting viewers to question whether art is becoming degenerate. This satirical commentary reflects the prevailing sentiments towards contemporary art during the Second Empire and Third Republic. The caricature showcases an array of amateur artists eagerly presenting their works, with exaggerated features adding a touch of humor to the scene. Bac's skillful engraving technique brings out the details in each character, enhancing the overall impact of this humorous depiction. Through this satirical cartoon, Bac lampoons not only individual artists but also offers a broader critique on society's perception of art. The artist invites us to reflect on our own understanding and appreciation for artistic expression. This print from Bridgeman Images provides a fascinating glimpse into French art history while showcasing Bac's talent for capturing wit and irony through his artwork.
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