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New Friends, 1888. Artist: Joseph Swain
New Friends, 1888. Joseph Chamberlain, on the left, raises a toast to Mr Bung. With the franchise being ever extended, a politician must always be on the look-out for new friends, although the system of buying votes had by now been condemned. From Punch, or the London Charivari, June 9, 1888
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Chamberlain Conservative Conservative Party Corruption Drinking Friend Friendly Friendship Heritage Image Partnership John Tenniel Joseph Chamberlain Joseph Swain Mate Member Of Parliament Sir John Tenniel Swain Tenniel Toast Bung
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New Friends, 1888 - A Toast to Political Alliances
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. In this print titled "New Friends, 1888" artist Joseph Swain captures the essence of political camaraderie during a time of shifting alliances. Depicted on the left is Joseph Chamberlain, an influential politician raising his glass in a toast to Mr Bung. The artwork alludes to the ever-expanding franchise and emphasizes how politicians must constantly seek new friendships. During this era, corruption was rampant in politics, but it had been condemned by society. Swain's cartoon serves as a satirical commentary on the system of buying votes that was prevalent at the time. Through clever caricature and engraving techniques, he presents Chamberlain as a statesman who understands the importance of maintaining friendly relationships for political success. The monochrome depiction adds depth and intensity to the image while highlighting its historical significance. This black-and-white portrayal transports us back to the conservative atmosphere of late 19th-century England. Swain's work also pays homage to renowned illustrator John Tenniel, whose influence can be seen in this print through his collaboration with Chamberlain and Swain. Together they have created an enduring piece that showcases not only their artistic prowess but also reflects upon an important period in British political history. This heritage image partnership between creators Tenniel, Chamberlain, and Swain offers us a glimpse into a world where friendship played a crucial role in navigating complex political landscapes – reminding us that even amidst corruption concerns, genuine connections
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