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LONDON: STREET BRAWL, 1821. The Peep o day boys, A street Row, the Author losing his reader
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LONDON: STREET BRAWL, 1821. The Peep o day boys, A street Row, the Author losing his reader
LONDON: STREET BRAWL, 1821.
The Peep o day boys, A street Row, the Author losing his reader, Tom and Jerry showing fight, and Logic floored. Etching by George Cruikshank for Pierce Egans Life in London, 1821
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1821 Author Brawl Chaos Cruikshank Dandy Egan Etching Fight Fighting Gang George Jerry London Pierce Protestant Reader Riot Satirical Struggle Life In London
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This print titled "LONDON: STREET BRAWL, 1821" takes us back to a chaotic scene in the heart of London's streets. The etching, created by George Cruikshank for Pierce Egan's Life in London, captures the raw energy and intensity of an early 19th-century street brawl. In this image, known as "The Peep o day boys" we witness a riotous clash between various groups of people. The author himself is seen losing his reader amidst the chaos, symbolizing how even intellectual pursuits can be overshadowed by the tumultuous events unfolding around them. Tom and Jerry, two popular characters from that era representing rowdy behavior and mischief-making, are also depicted showing their fighting spirit. Logic itself seems to have been floored in this mayhem-filled spectacle. Through Cruikshank's masterful etching technique, we are transported into a world where social tensions run high. This satirical portrayal sheds light on the struggles faced by different factions within English society during that time period – from dandies to gangs to Protestant protesters. As we observe this historical snapshot frozen in time, it serves as a reminder of the daily life experiences encountered by ordinary people living in London during this tumultuous period. Granger Art on Demand has once again brought forth an intriguing piece that allows us to delve into history and explore the complexities of human existence through art.
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