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Caricature illustrations, captioned, Brilliant Brunettes by Pat Charles'. Showing, M Quaglino, Lord Warwick, Sir Oswald Mosley, Lord Castlerosse, Mr Charles Birkin
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Caricature illustrations, captioned, Brilliant Brunettes by Pat Charles'. Showing, M Quaglino, Lord Warwick, Sir Oswald Mosley, Lord Castlerosse, Mr Charles Birkin
Caricature illustrations, captioned, Brilliant Brunettes by Pat Charles'. Showing, M Quaglino, Lord Warwick, Sir Oswald Mosley, Lord Castlerosse, Mr Charles Birkin'. Pat Charles was a commercial artist, whose work appeared in The Tatler, The Bystander, and The Sketch. Date: 1933
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1933 Birkin Brilliant Castlerosse Commercial Humourous Illustrations Mosley Oswald Warwick Brunettes
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by Pat Charles: A Glimpse into the 1930s Social Scene This print by Pat Charles, titled "Brilliant Brunettes," showcases an intriguing assemblage of five prominent figures of the 1930s social and political scene. The caricatures, published in 1933, feature an alluring lineup of M Quaglino, Lord Warwick, Sir Oswald Mosley, Lord Castlerosse, and Mr Charles Birkin. Pat Charles, a prolific commercial artist of the era, was known for his humorous and insightful caricatures that graced the pages of esteemed publications such as The Tatler, The Bystander, and The Sketch. His work captured the essence of the times, offering a satirical commentary on the lives and personalities of the elite. M Quaglino, a popular society figure and restaurateur, is depicted with a mischievous grin, holding a glass of wine and a cigarette. Lord Warwick, a British peer and racehorse owner, is shown with a confident smirk and a monocle. Sir Oswald Mosley, a controversial political figure, is caricatured with a stern expression and a raised hand, symbolizing his fascist beliefs. Lord Castlerosse, an aristocrat and socialite, is portrayed with a sly look and a cane. Lastly, Mr Charles Birkin, a wealthy industrialist and socialite, is depicted with a charming smile and a top hat. This print offers a fascinating glimpse into the social and political landscape of the 1930s, providing a humorous commentary on the lives and personalities of the era's most influential figures. The brilliant brunettes of Pat Charles' caricatures continue to intrigue and entertain, offering a unique window into the past.
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