Masques De 1831 (la Caricature, Pl. 143). 1831.

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"Masques De 1831 (la Caricature, Pl. 143)" is a notable lithograph created by the French artist Honoré Daumier in 1831. Daumier, renowned for his incisive social and political commentary, utilized his artistic talents to critique the socio-political landscape of 19th-century France. This particular work was published in the satirical journal "La Caricature," which was known for its bold and often controversial illustrations that targeted the political elite and societal norms of the time.

The lithograph "Masques De 1831" exemplifies Daumier's skill in caricature, a genre in which he excelled and through which he gained significant recognition. The piece features a series of exaggerated and grotesque masks, each representing different figures or archetypes from contemporary society. These masks serve as a metaphor for the duplicity and hidden agendas of the political figures and social classes of the era. Daumier's ability to distill complex political sentiments into powerful visual metaphors is evident in this work, which captures the essence of public disillusionment and critique.

The year 1831 was a tumultuous period in French history, marked by the aftermath of the July Revolution of 1830, which saw the overthrow of King Charles X and the rise of Louis-Philippe to the throne. This period of political instability and change provided fertile ground for Daumier's satirical works. "Masques De 1831" reflects the artist's response to the shifting political landscape and his skepticism towards the new regime.

Daumier's work in "La Caricature" often led to legal troubles, as his bold critiques did not sit well with the authorities. Despite this, his lithographs, including "Masques De 1831," played a crucial role in the development of political satire in art. They not only entertained but also provoked thought and discussion among the public, cementing Daumier's legacy as a master of social and political commentary through art.

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