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THE PARTIAL JUDGE After an incident with an oxen and a bull, a farmer finds that a lawyer is keener to see justice done when its in his favour rather than against him

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The Partial Judge: A Historical Fable of Farmers, Lawyers, and Justice This print, titled "The Partial Judge," is a visual retelling of an age-old fable that explores the human tendency towards bias and the fickleness of justice. The image, published by Dodsley in 1761, depicts a farmer standing before a judge, with a bull and oxen in the background. The scene is inspired by the timeless Aesop's fable of the same name. The story goes that a farmer once owned an ox and a bull. When the ox and the bull got into a fight, the farmer, in an attempt to separate them, was gored by the bull. Seeking justice, the farmer brought the bull to court. To his surprise, the judge, who was also a lawyer in his spare time, ruled in favor of the bull. The farmer, dismayed, asked the judge why he had made such a biased decision. The judge replied that he had once defended a bull in a similar case and had developed a fondness for the animal ever since. This print serves as a stark reminder of the importance of impartiality in the pursuit of justice. The farmer's experience highlights the potential for personal biases to cloud judgment, and the need for fairness and objectivity in the legal system. The image, with its intricate details and rich historical context, invites viewers to reflect on the enduring relevance of this fable in today's world. The print's intricate details, from the textured fabric of the judge's robe to the expressive faces of the farmer and the judge, bring the story to life. The use of muted colors and the subtle play of light and shadow add depth and dimension to the image, making it a captivating addition to any collection of historical prints or fables.

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