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A Voluptuary under the horrors of digestion George IV ( Prince Regent 1811-1820)

A Voluptuary under the horrors of digestion George IV ( Prince Regent 1811-1820)


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A Voluptuary under the horrors of digestion George IV ( Prince Regent 1811-1820)

A Voluptuary under the horrors of digestion George IV ( Prince Regent 1811-1820) when Prince of Wales, showing his extravagance, grossness and self-indulgence. Cartoon by James Gilray (1756-1815) published London 1792

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1792 18th Century Cartoon Digestion Eighteenth Century George Gilray Hanoverian James Monarch Prince Published Regent Royalty Wales 1756 1815 Extravagance Gluttony Horrors


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This print captures the essence of George IV, also known as Prince Regent from 1811 to 1820, during his time as the Prince of Wales. The image vividly portrays his extravagant lifestyle, gross indulgence, and self-centeredness. Created by renowned cartoonist James Gilray in London back in 1792, this artwork serves as a powerful commentary on the prince's gluttonous habits. The cartoon depicts George IV under the horrors of digestion, symbolizing his insatiable appetite for excess and luxury. As a Hanoverian monarch in the eighteenth century British royalty, he was notorious for his extravagance and lack of restraint. This print sheds light on his unapologetic self-indulgence and highlights how it defined his reign. James Gilray's masterful execution brings out every facet of George IV's character flawlessly. From his larger-than-life figure to the expression of discomfort on his face, every detail speaks volumes about the prince's personality. Published during an era when political cartoons were used to critique those in power, this piece serves as a reminder that even those born into privilege can succumb to their vices. It is a testament to Gilray's talent that this image continues to captivate audiences centuries later. As you gaze upon this remarkable print from Universal Images Group (UIG), immerse yourself in history and reflect upon how one man's gluttony became immortalized through art.

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