Distinguished Amateurs no. II: The Art Critic 1880

"Distinguished Amateurs no. II: The Art Critic" is an 1880 pen and ink drawing by George du Maurier. The artwork is a satirical commentary on the art world, showcasing a group of fashionably dressed individuals gathered in an art gallery. The work is part of a series of illustrations that humorously depicts the eccentricities and pretentiousness of those involved in the art world during the Victorian era. The artist is known for his social satire and his ability to capture the essence of 19th-century British society.