The Golden Age of Caricature: Rude Britannia Friday 13 Oct U3A Open Meeting

By Romnarz
October 10, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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The Golden Age of Caricature: Rude Britannia

Ian Haywood ( Lecturer Roehampton University)

Ian will describe the role and importance of Political Cartoons in the eighteenth Century. In the Hands of Gillray, Rowlandson and Cruckshank caricature became a world-leading and completely unique art form . How was artistic liberty used to ridicule and attack politicians and Public figures?

Herne Hill Baptist Church Half Moon Lane SE24 9HU

2pm till 4pm

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