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Caricature (d) [The artist on brink of precipice carrying Michael Davitt, William O'Brien, and Lord MacDonnell on his back] (Enough)
Artist
Sir William Orpen
(1878 - 1931)
Datec. 1905
MediumInk on paper
Dimensions32.8 x 20.5 cm
ClassificationsDrawings
Credit LineCollection & image © Hugh Lane Gallery.
Lane Bequest, 1913.
Object number174
DescriptionThis is a caricature drawing of four men: each of them sitting on the back of another, except for the man at the bottom, in a single pile. The man at the bottom is a representation of the artist himself, William Orpen, as he carries on his back Michael Davitt, William O'Brien and a naked figure of Lord MacDonnell, who sits with his arms folded, in a triumphant manner, on the top. Orpen is just about to walk of a precipice. In the background is a small cottage with a smoking chimney.On View
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