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Eiffel Punch Sambourne
Gustave Eiffel a satire on the recently built Eiffel Tower: " Our artists latest Tour de Force"
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1832 Cane Cityscape Clouds Eiffel Gustave Latest Punch Recently Sambourne Satire 1923
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Our Latest Tour de Force: A Satirical Take on Gustave Eiffel and the Recently Built Eiffel Tower by Mary Evans Picture Library, 1923 This charming print by the renowned British satirical illustrator, Sambourne, offers a humorous perspective on the iconic Eiffel Tower, which had only been erected a few decades prior. The image features Gustave Eiffel himself, depicted as a dapper gentleman, taking a leisurely stroll through a cityscape adorned with historical landmarks. With a cane in hand and a top hat perched on his head, Eiffel appears to be admiring the view, oblivious to the tower that bears his name looming behind him. The clouds above add a whimsical touch to the scene, further emphasizing the playful nature of the illustration. The title of the print, "Our Latest Tour de Force," highlights the artistic skill and creativity of Sambourne, who expertly captures the essence of satire with this clever depiction of the Eiffel Tower and its creator. This print serves as a reminder of the rich history of visual humor and the enduring appeal of the Eiffel Tower, which continues to captivate and inspire artists and visitors alike. Sambourne, whose real name was Linley Sambourne, was born in 1832 and was a prolific illustrator and cartoonist for Punch magazine from 1869 until his retirement in 1911. His work was known for its wit, social commentary, and visual brilliance, making him a beloved figure in the world of satirical illustration. This print, created in 1923, showcases Sambourne's unique talent and offers a delightful glimpse into the past.
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