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Victorian satire, Though States and Empires be o erthrown

Victorian satire, Though States and Empires be o erthrown


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Victorian satire, Though States and Empires be o erthrown

Vintage engraving of Victorian satire, Though States and Empires be o erthrown, and Kingdoms crumble down; We care not while we proudly own A sovereign and a Crown

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1890s Allegory Cartoon Cartoons Coin Coins Colour Colours Comedy Comic Currency Greed Greedy Humor Humour Image Created 1890 1899 Love Of Money Publication Quote Retro Satire Satirical Sketch Style Styles Victorian


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This vintage engraving captures the essence of Victorian satire with its thought-provoking message and intricate details. Titled "Though States and Empires be o'erthrown" this 19th-century allegory reflects on the timeless themes of power, wealth, and human nature. In this image, we see a man proudly holding a sovereign and a crown while kingdoms crumble around him. The artist skillfully uses color to bring out the vibrant tones in this comic illustration. The old-fashioned style adds an extra layer of charm to this satirical piece. The central focus is on the man's love for money, symbolized by coins scattered at his feet. This cleverly crafted woodcut print serves as a reminder that despite political turmoil or societal collapse, some individuals remain fixated on their own greed and financial gain. As we delve into history through this lithograph from the 1890s, it becomes evident that satire has always been an effective tool for social commentary. Through humor and wit, artists like Duncan1890 shed light on human follies that transcend time. This antique publication invites us to reflect upon our own values and priorities in today's world. It reminds us not to succumb blindly to materialistic desires but rather seek deeper meaning beyond wealth alone.

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