Nieuwe kleèren by Michelet

Nieuwe kleèren 1876 - 1890

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aged paper

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comic strip

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traditional media

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retro 'vintage design

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personal sketchbook

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illustrative and welcoming imagery

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watercolour illustration

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storyboard and sketchbook work

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cartoon carciture

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cartoon theme

"Nieuwe Kleèren" (New Clothes), a satirical cartoon by Michelet, depicts a series of humorous events culminating in the Emperor's parade. The cartoon, published between 1876 and 1890, is a witty commentary on social conventions and blind obedience to authority. The artwork is a colorful depiction of a narrative where a tailor convinces a group of people that he has created invisible clothes, and they all pretend to see them. Michelet's use of detailed illustrations and playful text creates a visually engaging narrative, making it an excellent example of late 19th-century satirical art. The artwork is a prime example of how visual arts can be used to critique societal issues.

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