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The Unknown Tongues: No III - The Manufactory (engraving)
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The Unknown Tongues: No III - The Manufactory (engraving)
7172235 The Unknown Tongues: No III - The Manufactory (engraving) by Cruikshank, Isaac (1756-1811) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Unknown Tongues: No III - The Manufactory. Illustration from Cruikshanks Humorous Illustrations of the Unknown Tongues: or, a Peep at the Religious Impostors of 1832 and 1833 (William Strange, George Cowie and G Purkess (London, 1833).); © Look and Learn
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Blast Furnaces Bonefires Brazier Braziers Campfire Demon Demons Devil Devils Fiery Furnace Fires Furnace Furnaces Hammer Heating Hell Indutrial Kiln Oven Radiator Satan Toolkit Work Tools Flames Four Elements Industries
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The Unknown Tongues - No III - The Manufactory
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is a captivating engraving by Isaac Cruikshank that offers a satirical commentary on religious impostors in the early 19th century. This thought-provoking image, part of Cruikshank's "Humorous Illustrations of the Unknown Tongues" provides a glimpse into the deceptive practices of these charlatans. The artwork depicts a chaotic scene within an industrial setting, symbolizing the manipulative nature of these impostors. Flames and bonefires engulf the background, representing hellish elements and suggesting the deceitful intentions behind their actions. A devil-like figure looms over the scene, surrounded by demons, further emphasizing their malevolent influence. Cruikshank's skill as an engraver shines through in this intricate piece. The attention to detail brings each element to life – from blast furnaces and braziers to campfires and kilns – all serving as metaphors for various aspects of industry and politics. This print not only serves as a historical document but also showcases Cruikshank's unique blend of humor and social critique. Through his artistry, he exposes both the absurdity and danger posed by religious impostors during this time period. "The Unknown Tongues: No III - The Manufactory" is an intriguing visual representation that invites viewers to reflect on issues such as deception, power dynamics, and societal manipulation. It remains relevant even today as we continue to grapple with similar themes in our modern world.
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