Groves of Blarney 1893
georgedumaurier
theartinstituteofchicago
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"Groves of Blarney" is a pen-and-ink drawing by George Du Maurier, created in 1893. The artwork depicts a humorous scene of a couple in a drawing room, with the woman playing the piano while the man leans over the instrument with an exaggerated expression of boredom. Du Maurier was a well-known illustrator and novelist, known for his satirical social commentary and his distinctive style of drawing. This drawing exemplifies his signature use of fine lines and hatching to create a sense of depth and detail. The artwork, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, offers a glimpse into the social interactions and light-hearted humor prevalent during the Victorian era.
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