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Proclamation of Peace, October 21, 1783. October 21, 1783. Creator: Anon
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Proclamation of Peace, October 21, 1783. October 21, 1783. Creator: Anon
Proclamation of Peace, October 21, 1783
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Allegorical Alliance American Revolution 1775 1783 American Revolutionary War American War Of Independence 1775 1783 Jack Tar Peace War Of Independence Allegorical Figure Parody Proclamation Of Peace Satirical
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Caption: "Proclamation of Peace, October 21,1783 - A Satirical Depiction of the American Revolution". This print titled "Proclamation of Peace, October 21,1783" captures the essence of a significant moment in history. Created by an anonymous artist during the eighteenth century, this allegorical artwork offers a satirical commentary on the American Revolutionary War and its aftermath. The scene depicts several allegorical figures representing different countries involved in the conflict. The central figure is an angelic being symbolizing peace, surrounded by men dressed as British sailors (Jack Tars), Americans, French soldiers, and others. Each character represents their respective nation's role in this historic event. Through clever caricature and parody elements, this etching portrays a sense of humor while addressing serious subjects such as rebellion and religion. It reflects both Dutch artistic influences from the Low Countries and English cultural heritage art prevalent at that time. Displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition among other antique prints from various artists' schools across Europe, this piece serves as a reminder of how art can capture historical moments with wit and creativity. The Proclamation of Peace marked a turning point for America's fight for independence from Britain. This print provides viewers with insight into public sentiment surrounding this pivotal period in American history while showcasing artistic techniques popular during the eighteenth century.
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