DISRAELI CARTOON, 1876. Cartoon by John Tenniel suggesting that Benjamin Disraelis acceptance of a Peerage, becoming Earl of Beaconsfield, was a fair return for having made his Queen an Empress

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DISRAELI CARTOON, 1876. Cartoon by John Tenniel suggesting that Benjamin Disraelis acceptance of a Peerage, becoming Earl of Beaconsfield, was a fair return for having made his Queen an Empress

DISRAELI CARTOON, 1876.
Cartoon by John Tenniel suggesting that Benjamin Disraelis acceptance of a Peerage, becoming Earl of Beaconsfield, was a fair return for having made his Queen an Empress

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Media ID 7591879

1876 Beaconsfield Coronation Crown D Israeli Earl Empress Lord Noble Man Political Acts Prime Minister Tenniel Victoria Victorian Writer

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in British history, showcasing the political wit of renowned cartoonist John Tenniel. The cartoon humorously depicts Benjamin Disraeli's acceptance of a Peerage, becoming Earl of Beaconsfield, as a fair return for his role in making Queen Victoria an Empress. Created in 1876 during the Victorian era, this artwork reflects the intricate relationship between politics and royalty. Tenniel's artistic brilliance is evident through his detailed portrayal of Disraeli wearing a royal crown while holding a quill pen - symbolizing his role as both writer and Prime Minister. The artist cleverly highlights Disraeli's noble status by placing him amidst other distinguished men adorned with coronation regalia. The underlying message conveyed by this satirical piece lies in recognizing Disraeli's political acts that elevated Queen Victoria to Empress status. By accepting the Peerage title, he solidifies his position within English society while subtly acknowledging the reciprocal nature of power dynamics between monarchs and politicians. This historic image serves as a reminder of England's rich political heritage during the late 19th century. It encapsulates not only Disraeli's rise to nobility but also sheds light on societal norms surrounding gender roles at that time - represented by women being absent from this male-dominated scene. Granger Art on Demand presents us with an intriguing glimpse into British history through this thought-provoking print by John Tenniel – capturing an era defined by its complex interplay between

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