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Come Out of That, Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country, and Finds his Seat Occupied

Come Out of That, Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country, and Finds his Seat Occupied


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Come Out of That, Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country, and Finds his Seat Occupied

XCF136722 Come Out of That, Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country, and Finds his Seat Occupied, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon, 7 August 1886 (colour litho) by Merry, Tom (c.1852-1902); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Media ID 12695513

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House Of Commons Lord Salisbury Marquis Parliament Prime Minister Rival Speaker Top Hat William Gladstone 1830 1903 Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne Cecil


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Come Out of That, Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country, and Finds his Seat Occupied

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. In this 19th-century political cartoon by Tom Merry, we are transported to the House of Commons in August 1886. The scene captures a momentous clash between two prominent figures of British politics - William Gladstone and Lord Salisbury. As the title suggests, Mr Gladstone has just returned from the countryside only to find his seat occupied by his rival, Lord Salisbury. Dressed impeccably in their top hats and formal attire, both politicians exude power and determination. The artist's skillful use of color lithography brings life to this satirical depiction. The vibrant hues highlight the intensity of the rivalry between these political giants as they vie for control over parliament. Gladstone's expression reveals surprise mixed with a touch of annoyance at finding himself displaced. Meanwhile, Salisbury appears smugly satisfied with his audacious move. This artwork not only showcases Merry's talent as a caricaturist but also provides us with a glimpse into the cutthroat world of British politics during that era. It serves as a reminder that even within esteemed institutions like Parliament, competition for power can be fierce. Overall, "Come Out of That" is an intriguing historical snapshot that invites viewers to ponder upon themes such as ambition, rivalry, and the ever-changing dynamics within government structures.

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