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Cartoon, Queen Victoria and Disraeli

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Cartoon, Queen Victoria and Disraeli

Cartoon, Great Oriental Pantomime, played at the Imperial Theatre three years ago. Showing Queen Victoria walking arm-in-arm with Benjamin Disraeli (Lord Beaconsfield) who is in the costume of a clown.
1880

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Beaconsfield Benjamin Bryan Clown Disraeli Empress Entracte Ermine Jack Pantomime Status Waistcoat


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This cartoon print, hailing from the annals of the Victorian era in 1880, presents an intriguing and whimsical scene of Queen Victoria in regal splendor, arm-in-arm with the esteemed statesman, Benjamin Disraeli, also known as Lord Beaconsfield. The image is derived from a Great Oriental Pantomime production that graced the Imperial Theatre's stage three years prior. Queen Victoria, resplendent in her imperial crown and ermine-trimmed robe, proudly displays the Union Jack flag, symbolizing her unwavering commitment to her British Empire. Her regal demeanor is in stark contrast to Disraeli, who dons the vibrant costume of a clown. The clown's painted face, adorned with exaggerated features and a red nose, adds a playful and lighthearted touch to the image. Disraeli, a master of political strategy and oratory skills, was a towering figure in Victorian politics. His friendship with Queen Victoria was a subject of much fascination and intrigue during this period. This cartoon, titled "Entracte," likely refers to a brief interlude or entertainment during the pantomime performance. The image serves as a testament to the unique blend of power, politics, and playfulness that characterized the Victorian era. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the royalty and the prominent figures of the time, as well as the popular culture and entertainment of the 1880s.

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