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Look on this Picture, and on That (colour litho)
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Look on this Picture, and on That (colour litho)
3648274 Look on this Picture, and on That (colour litho) by Morgan, Matthew " Matt" Somerville (1839-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: Look on this Picture, and on That. Illustration for The Tomahawk, September 18 1869.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23146572
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Comparison Contrast Idealised Lord Byron Popularity Reality Romantic Movement Romanticised Tomahawk Authors Book Author Caricatures Litaerature
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Look on this Picture, and on That
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is a vibrant and captivating colour lithograph by Matthew "Matt". Somerville. This nineteenth-century print, now part of a private collection, showcases the artist's talent for humour and caricature. The artwork was originally created as an illustration for The Tomahawk magazine in September 1869. It captures the essence of British society during that era with its contrasting elements and satirical undertones. Through cleverly crafted cartoons, Somerville presents an idealized version of reality versus the harsh truth. In this composition, we witness a witty comparison between popular figures from literature and politics. Lord Byron, one of Britain's most celebrated poets from the Romantic Movement, is juxtaposed with contemporary writers and politicians. The cartoonist skillfully highlights their flaws through scathing satire while maintaining a sense of humor throughout. Somerville's work reflects not only his artistic prowess but also his keen observation of societal trends in Victorian Britain. By using caricature to expose political hypocrisy or romanticized ideals prevalent at the time, he offers viewers an insightful commentary on British culture. This delightful print serves as a reminder that even in the nineteenth century, art had the power to entertain and provoke thought simultaneously. As we gaze upon this masterpiece today, it continues to captivate us with its wit and charm while providing valuable insights into our shared history.
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