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Royalty in a Rage or Family Quarrels Robert Cruikshank, July 1820. George IV
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Size: 5021 x 3516 (12.8MB)
Date: 27th March 2014
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Royalty in a Rage or Family Quarrels Robert Cruikshank, July 1820. George IV
Royalty in a Rage or Family Quarrels Robert Cruikshank, July 1820. George IV angry with his brothers Frederick and William, unwilling to support him in his divorce proceedings against Queen Caroline. Etching. Caricature British
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1820 Angry Brothers Caricature Caroline Cartoon Cruikshank Etching Family Frederick George July Queen Robert Royalty Satire Support William Divorce Proceedings Quarrels Rage Unwilling
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this etching titled "Royalty in a Rage or Family Quarrels" by Robert Cruikshank, we are transported back to July 1820, witnessing a heated confrontation between King George IV and his brothers Frederick and William. The scene captures the intense anger of George IV as he confronts his siblings for their unwillingness to support him in his divorce proceedings against Queen Caroline. The artist's skillful use of satire and caricature brings out the exaggerated emotions on each character's face, highlighting the tension within the royal family. George IV's enraged expression reveals his frustration at being left alone to fight this battle while expecting loyalty from those closest to him. Through this artwork, Cruikshank provides us with a glimpse into the complex dynamics of power and relationships within British royalty during that era. It serves as a reminder that even those born into privilege and authority are not immune to familial disputes. This print is not just an artistic masterpiece but also an important historical document. It allows us to reflect on how personal conflicts can impact public affairs, shedding light on the challenges faced by individuals who hold positions of great influence. As we observe this powerful image, it prompts us to consider our own roles within our families and communities – urging us towards empathy and understanding in times of conflict rather than allowing rage to consume us like it did these royals centuries ago.
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