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Emperor Nicolas working in his cabinet, plate 94 from Actualites
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Emperor Nicolas working in his cabinet, plate 94 from Actualites
2971571 Emperor Nicolas working in his cabinet, plate 94 from Actualites, 1850 (lithograph in black on white wove paper) by Daumier, Honore (1808-79); 25.9x33.4 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; Print Sales Miscellaneous Fund; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22439640
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Emperor Nicolas - A Glimpse into the Raging Monarch's Cabinet
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. In this lithograph, Honore Daumier takes us on a satirical journey into the inner sanctum of Emperor Nicolas I of Russia. Plate 94 from Actualites, titled "Emperor Nicolas working in his cabinet" offers a fascinating glimpse into the political world of 1850. The scene unfolds as we witness an enraged emperor sitting at his desk, surrounded by maps and documents that symbolize his power and authority. Clad in regal attire with a sword by his side, he exudes both royal elegance and unbridled anger. The artist masterfully captures every nuance of Nicholas I's fury through expressive caricature. Daumier's sharp wit is evident as he skillfully mocks the monarch's temperament while shedding light on the political climate of France during that era. Through this cartoonish portrayal, he highlights not only Nicholas I's rage but also the inherent flaws within monarchy itself. This lithograph serves as a reminder that even those in positions of immense power are not immune to human emotions and weaknesses. It invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as political satire, leadership dynamics, and even the concept of sin. Displayed at The Art Institute of Chicago, this print continues to captivate audiences with its timeless commentary on politics and human nature.
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