Nieuwe kleèren 1876 - 1890
michelet
aged paper
comic strip
traditional media
retro 'vintage design
personal sketchbook
illustrative and welcoming imagery
watercolour illustration
storyboard and sketchbook work
cartoon carciture
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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