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DRINKING PARTY, 1516. Satirical woodcut of a drinking party, referring to a legend
DRINKING PARTY, 1516.
Satirical woodcut of a drinking party, referring to a legend in which drunkards metamorphose into animals. From De Generibus Ebriosorum et ebrietate vitanda, by Johann Hartlieb. Published by Hieronymous Holczel in Nuremberg, 1516
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1516 Animal Drunk Drunkard Goose Johann Metamorphoses Monkey Hieronymous
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DRINKING PARTY, 1516: A Satirical Glimpse into the Animalistic Side of Drunkards". This intriguing woodcut print from 1516 takes us back to a time when art was used as a powerful tool for social commentary. Depicting a rowdy drinking party, this satirical image alludes to an ancient legend in which excessive alcohol consumption leads to a bizarre transformation into animals. The artist behind this thought-provoking piece is Johann Hartlieb, whose work aimed to shed light on the dangers of drunkenness and its consequences. Published by Hieronymous Holczel in Nuremberg during the early 16th century, it serves as both entertainment and cautionary tale. Within the chaotic scene captured in intricate detail, we witness individuals morphing into various creatures. From foxes and monkeys to cows and pigs, each animal represents different aspects of human behavior under the influence. The text accompanying the woodcut further emphasizes Hartlieb's message about avoiding intoxication. Preserved through time, this historical artifact offers us a glimpse into society's perception of excesses centuries ago. It reminds us that while indulgence may seem appealing at first glance, it can lead one down an animalistic path with dire consequences. Granger Art on Demand presents this print from their collection with Granger NYC - offering viewers an opportunity to reflect upon our own relationship with alcohol and ponder how far we've come since those days.
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