Aggravating Flippancy 1894
georgedumaurier
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, ink, ink-drawings, pen
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architectural sketch
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drawing
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quirky sketch
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mechanical pen drawing
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sketch book
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personal sketchbook
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ink
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sketchwork
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ink-drawings
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pen-ink sketch
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france
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water
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sketchbook drawing
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pen
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storyboard and sketchbook work
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sketchbook art
"Aggravating Flippancy" is a satirical pen-and-ink illustration by George Du Maurier, a renowned British artist, from 1894. The artwork depicts a humorous scene of four figures, likely in a drawing-room setting. Two men are dressed in formal attire, while two women are in elegant gowns. The image captures a moment of social interaction, highlighting the artist's keen eye for social commentary and subtle humor, characteristic of his work. The scene is rendered in a detailed and realistic manner, reflecting the popular genre of social caricature in late Victorian art.
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