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Happy birthday to Honoré Daumier today, born in 1808! Widely renowned, reviled (and occasionally jailed) for his published work, including satirical lithographs, excoriating and humiliating the middle class and corrupt government.
🎨 Honoré Daumier. Two Drinkers, c. 1858
Women in Fashion Week: In this satirical illustration, a woman is forcefully pulled into stays by a notably slimmer man. The image uses clothing to openly body shame and ridicule the woman. Rowlandson illustration 1791 @NationalGallery #FashionandPhysique https://t.co/TrRBlftQmU
Died #otd 1881, Thomas Carlyle, Scottish philosopher and a satirical writer who was considered one of the most important social commentators of his time. Colour lithograph in The Modern Portrait Gallery vol 1., @Mary_Evans
As the execution date [30 Jan] of Charles I approaches here's a satirical print from 1649 that lays the blame on ... Satan & Cromwell (BM)
Naufragio Universal, by @YeyeiGomez, is a publication of 164 pages, self-published, which presents a catalog of problems and reflections on today's society, from an ironic and satirical point of view.
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Read more at https://t.co/5HxgHa2fc6
Satirical illustrations by the artist, #AsafHanuka (@RealistComics) that will make you think 🤔 view more: https://t.co/xpnCLtG40K
25+ Satirical Illustrations By @RealistComics ~ https://t.co/wLBykR1Emv
'@Impropriety’s #improvathon2013 - Episode 5.5 'I think a week in detox is what I need' https://t.co/WVLYbYEcYQ #art #fineart #comedy #satire #satirical #cartoon #ink #indianink #drawing #quotes #illustratedprosody #western #impropriety #theatre #detox #hangover #rehab
Near the end of his life, Francisco de Goya created a satirical series of etchings known as “Los disparates,” meaning “nonsense” or “follies.” These prints contain some of Goya's most mysterious imagery, which he intentionally left open to many interpretations. #NowOnView
#OTD in 1809, Napoleon and Josephine divorce. Satirical cartoon in 'Hibernia' magazine.
I had a crack at drawing Albert Uderzo's take on Julius Caesar, as seen in the Asterix comic series. Caesar was always my favorite, design-wise. He was portrayed very satirically, but still looked dignified, even as a caricature.
I didn't really nail the look but good practice.
The Strange, Satirical Illustrations of Alex Gamsu Jenkins... https://t.co/yWFj0ygdMq #artist #art
The dark and satirical illustrations of Alex Gamsu Jenkins https://t.co/ZIumCwfrEN
The Strange, Satirical #Illustrations of #Alex_Gamsu_Jenkins: London artist… https://t.co/uN6qGshDBJ #visualart #art #aimiamos #iamlove
The Strange, Satirical Illustrations of Alex Gamsu Jenkins #art #design #creationinaction
Brutal satirical sci-fi from @eribic and @IvanBrandon from @ImageComics? Where do I sign up? Just look at the amazing preview we've got for you and ask your #LCBS to save you one: https://t.co/G71O893h4H @fpinternational @NostalgiaComics
In Petronius' satirical novel, the Satyricon (A.D. 60s), Trimalchio recited a poem to the effect that life was short and should be enjoyed before becoming a skeleton like the one he displayed. This lovely Roman miniature bronze skeleton may have been used in the same manner.