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What Funny Heads!, caricature of Louis-Philippe d

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What Funny Heads!, caricature of Louis-Philippe d

XIR214220 What Funny Heads!, caricature of Louis-Philippe d Orleans (1773-1850) and Charles X (1757-1836) c.1830 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

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What Funny Heads! A humorous caricature of Louis-Philippe d'Orleans and Charles X, captured in this colorful lithograph from the 19th century. The print, now housed at Musee Carnavalet in Paris, France, showcases the wit and satire of French artists during the July Monarchy. In this comical depiction, we see both monarchs taking a leisurely stroll together. Their pear-shaped heads are exaggerated to emphasize their corpulence and poke fun at their appearance. The artist's clever use of pears as a symbol adds an extra layer of mockery to the scene. Louis-Philippe I, the future king during that time period, is portrayed with a jovial expression on his face while Charles X appears more serious. This contrast highlights their contrasting personalities and reigns. The artwork captures not only the physical attributes but also satirizes their political power through humor. It serves as a reminder that even those in positions of authority can be subject to ridicule and criticism. This delightful lithograph offers us a glimpse into the artistic techniques employed by French artists to express social commentary during this era. It invites viewers to reflect on how art has long been used as a means for societal critique.

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