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A Peace Offering to the Genius of Liberty and Equality, 1794. Artist
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A Peace Offering to the Genius of Liberty and Equality, 1794. Artist
A Peace Offering to the Genius of Liberty and Equality, 1794. Whigs offering gifts to France. A procession consisting of Charles Stanhope, bearing constitutional symbols, followed by Richard Sheridan, Charles Fox, Samuel Whitbread and the Duke of Bedford, moving towards a grotesque figure (the Republic) before whom Justice lies prostrate
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A Peace Offering to the Genius of Liberty and Equality, 1794
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is a captivating print that captures a significant moment in history. The image depicts a procession of prominent figures from the Whig party offering gifts to France during a time of political turmoil. Led by Charles Stanhope, who carries constitutional symbols, the group includes Richard Sheridan, Charles Fox, Samuel Whitbread, and the Duke of Bedford. As they move forward with their offerings, they approach a grotesque figure representing the Republic. In this allegorical scene, Justice lies prostrate before her. The artwork by Isaac Cruikshank beautifully portrays the complex dynamics between Britain and France during the French Revolution (1789-1799). This satirical cartoon reflects both political commentary and social critique prevalent during that era. It symbolizes rebellion and revolution while highlighting tensions between nations as well as within British politics itself. The composition's vibrant colors add depth to its message while emphasizing its historical significance. This thought-provoking piece can be found at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery for those interested in exploring eighteenth-century British politics or studying caricatures as an art form.
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