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portada The Great George: Cruikshank and London's Graphic Humorists (1800-1850) (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
97
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
27.8 x 20.2 x 1.2 cm
Weight
0.34 kg.
ISBN13
9781605830957

The Great George: Cruikshank and London's Graphic Humorists (1800-1850) (in English)

Josephine Lea Iselin (Author) · Grolier Club · Paperback

The Great George: Cruikshank and London's Graphic Humorists (1800-1850) (in English) - Iselin, Josephine Lea

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Synopsis "The Great George: Cruikshank and London's Graphic Humorists (1800-1850) (in English)"

A compact biography of one of nineteenth-century England's most renowned illustrators. George Cruikshank (1792-1878) was a key transitional figure in the changing world of nineteenth-century London's graphic humor. He carried his eighteenth-century-trained wit from the field of political satire during the Regency years into the Victorian era of journals and books. His witty drawings of boisterous London streets in 1820-1836 made him a household name, and in 1836, his masterful etchings were key to the positive reception of Charles Dickens's first novel. Illustrated throughout by his one-of-a-kind drawings, "The Great George" traces Cruikshank's career from his ascent, by 1820, as the preeminent political satirist to the end of his career. During the 1840s and 50s, with the rising popularity of Dickens, the arrival of Punch, and his adoption of the temperance movement as his work's focus, Cruikshank was eventually eclipsed by new generations of artists. Using as her launchpad the argument that drawing with humor takes both great draftsmanship and a highly perceptive sense of humanity, Josephine Lea Iselin not only details the trajectory of Cruikshank's art but also provides valuable context for his work, placing his drawings alongside pieces from his artistic predecessors and principal contemporaries.

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