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Monstrous Craws New Coalition Feast 29 1787 Etching

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Monstrous Craws New Coalition Feast 29 1787 Etching

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1756 1815 1787 Applied Aquatint Birds Blood Chelsea George James Gillray John Bull King George Mouths Prince Title Wales Guineas Ladle Necks Queen Charlotte


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The captivating print titled "Monstrous Craws New Coalition Feast" by James Gillray takes us back to the year 1787 in Chelsea, London. The etching and aquatint technique used in this artwork beautifully captures the essence of the scene. Measuring at an impressive 14 5/8 x 18 7/16 inches (372 x 469 cm), this print showcases Gillray's exceptional talent. In this satirical piece, we witness a grand feast where monstrous crows are depicted as political figures. Queen Charlotte, King George III, and Prince George can be seen ravenously devouring ladles filled with guineas while their mouths overflow with greed. A bowl marked "John Bull" symbolizing the British public, is being devoured by these monstrous birds who represent politicians hungry for power and wealth. As blood money falls from their mouths, bags attached to their necks collect the spoils of corruption. This visual metaphor highlights how politicians exploit their positions for personal gain at the expense of ordinary citizens. The title itself refers to a term commonly applied to describe crops being destroyed by birds; however, here it cleverly alludes to political alliances that harm society rather than nurturing it. Gillray's skillful execution brings forth a powerful message about political corruption and serves as a timeless reminder of the dangers posed by those in power when driven solely by self-interest.

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