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Britain / Cartoon / 1859

Britannia - The Unprotected Female!! Mr Punchs opinion of the invasion agitation is admirably expressed here. Date: 1859

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1859 Agitation Britannia Bulldog Cannon Expressed Invasion Opinion Pipe Pistol Punch Punchs Unprotected Admirably


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This intriguing cartoon, titled "Britannia - The Unprotected Female!! Mr Punch's opinion of the invasion agitation," dates back to 1859, a time of heightened tension and anxiety in Britain due to the ongoing Crimean War and the fear of foreign invasion. The image depicts Britannia, the personification of Britain, as a vulnerable and unprotected woman, with a terrified expression on her face. She is shown holding a baby, symbolizing the future of the nation, while her clothes are in disarray, leaving her exposed. Mr. Punch, the iconic puppet character from the popular Punch and Judy show, stands by her side, armed with a pistol and a cannon, ready to defend her. He is depicted as a brave and determined figure, with a determined look on his face. Britannia's other defenders include a pipe and a bulldog, symbolizing the British people's resilience and determination. The cartoon's title and Mr. Punch's presence suggest that the artist's intent was to express a sense of national pride and determination in the face of external threats. The image reflects the public sentiment during this period, when the British people were deeply concerned about the safety of their nation and its future. The cartoon's bold and satirical style adds to its historical significance, making it a valuable addition to any collection of British historical cartoons. This print, with its vivid colors and intricate details, offers a unique glimpse into the political and social climate of 19th-century Britain. It is a testament to the power of art to capture the spirit of the times and to reflect the hopes, fears, and aspirations of a nation.

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