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A Credit to his Family, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon

A Credit to his Family, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon


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A Credit to his Family, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon

XCF136710 A Credit to his Family, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon, 16 July 1887 (colour litho) by Merry, Tom (c.1852-1902); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

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The vibrant and captivating print titled "A Credit to his Family, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon" takes us back to a significant moment in history, specifically the 16th of July in 1887. Created by the talented artist Tom Merry, this colour lithograph showcases his masterful skills in satire and storytelling. In this intriguing image, we are introduced to a scene that is both humorous and thought-provoking. A prominent politician with distinctive sideburns stands proudly beside an extravagant kennel adorned with lavish decorations. The dog inside the kennel symbolizes the politician's party, representing their excessive spending habits. This satirical commentary on politics and finances highlights the controversial budget decisions made during that era. It cleverly portrays how politicians often prioritize their own interests over those of their constituents. Merry's attention to detail is evident as he captures every nuance of expression on the faces of both man and dog alike. The use of vibrant colors adds depth to the composition while enhancing its overall impact. As we delve into this fascinating artwork, it serves as a reminder that political satire has long been an effective means for artists to critique societal issues. This particular piece invites viewers to reflect upon power dynamics within politics and question whether our elected officials truly serve as credits or burdens upon their families – metaphorically speaking.

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