graphic-art, print
graphic-art
narrative-art
comic strip
folk-art
comic
genre-painting
Dimensions height 419 mm, width 337 mm
Philippus Jacobus Brepols created "Thijl Uile-spiegel / Thyl-capon," a print showcased at the Rijksmuseum. Reflecting the spirit of its time, this artwork presents a series of vignettes that capture the escapades of Thijl Uile-spiegel, or Thyl Ulenspiegel, a trickster figure deeply embedded in folklore. The image weaves together elements of humor, social commentary, and cultural identity. The artist uses a comic strip-like arrangement to bring to life the stories of a character who challenged social norms and exposed the absurdities of society. It invites us to reflect on the role of folklore in shaping cultural identity. The artwork acts as a mirror, reflecting societal values and norms. The image highlights the importance of humor and satire as tools for challenging authority and fostering social change, while delving into the intersections of folk traditions, humor, and the human experience.
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