Caricature of Cora Pearl 1842-c 1886 from La Lune

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"Caricature of Cora Pearl (1842–c. 1886) from La Lune by André Gill" is a notable illustration by the French caricaturist Louis-Alexandre Gosset de Guines, better known by his pseudonym André Gill. Created during the 19th century, this caricature was published in the French satirical magazine "La Lune," which was known for its sharp and often controversial political and social commentary, presented through the medium of visual art. Cora Pearl, the subject of the caricature, was a famous courtesan in Paris during the Second Empire, renowned for her extravagant lifestyle and high-profile relationships with influential figures of the time.

André Gill was a prominent artist in the field of caricature, celebrated for his distinctive style that often exaggerated the physical features of his subjects to make a pointed social or political statement. His work in "La Lune" contributed to the magazine's reputation for bold and incisive satire. The caricature of Cora Pearl is a testament to the era's fascination with celebrity culture and the demimonde, as well as the power of caricature as a form of social critique.

The illustration captures the essence of Cora Pearl's public persona, emphasizing attributes that made her a subject of both admiration and scandal. As with many of Gill's works, the caricature likely served to both entertain and provoke thought among the magazine's readership, reflecting the complex social dynamics of 19th-century Parisian society. The piece remains an important example of the rich tradition of French caricature and offers insight into the cultural history of the period.

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