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A Scene in the Holy Land, 17th March 1829 (colour litho)
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A Scene in the Holy Land, 17th March 1829 (colour litho)
TPG327454 A Scene in the Holy Land, 17th March 1829 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Catholic Ascendency or St Patricks Day in the morning; the Holy Land was an area near present day Covent Garden, London; Daniel O Connell (1775-1847) Irish political leader who championed the cause of Irish catholics in parliament, is depicted celebrating St. Patricks Day; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 22679618
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The print titled "A Scene in the Holy Land, 17th March 1829" captures a vibrant and lively celebration of St. Patrick's Day in London during the 19th century. The image depicts Daniel O'Connell, an influential Irish political leader, leading the festivities as he championed the cause of Irish Catholics in parliament. This colourful lithograph showcases a moment of revelry and religious fervour. Set against the backdrop of Covent Garden, known as the Holy Land at that time, this scene portrays a unique blend of politics and religion. The Catholic Ascendency or St. Patrick's Day morning is depicted with great detail and satire. As onlookers engage in merriment, there is also an underlying sense of conflict within this satirical cartoon. The artist skillfully captures both the joyous atmosphere and political tensions surrounding this eventful day. It serves as a reminder of O'Connell's significant role in advocating for equal rights for Irish Catholics during a time when their voices were often suppressed. This image from Fine Art Finder offers us a glimpse into history while showcasing themes such as drunkenness, government influence, religion, satire, and male camaraderie. It stands as a testament to both artistic creativity and historical significance – reminding us how art can capture moments that transcend time itself.
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