Domestic Chastisements, engraved by Deroi, pub. by Engelmann, c.1835

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"Domestic Chastisements, engraved by Deroi, pub. by Engelmann, c.1835" is a notable work by the German painter and engraver Johann Moritz Rugendas (1802–1858). This work is part of Rugendas' extensive oeuvre, which primarily focuses on ethnographic and landscape subjects, often depicting scenes from Latin America and other regions outside of Europe. The engraving, "Domestic Chastisements," was published by Godefroy Engelmann (1788–1839), a Franco-German lithographer who was a pioneer in the chromolithography process.

The piece is indicative of the 19th-century European interest in the exotic and the quotidian aspects of life in distant lands, a genre in which Rugendas excelled. "Domestic Chastisements" likely portrays a scene of domestic discipline or punishment, a subject that reflects the period's social norms and practices, as well as the European gaze upon other cultures. The engraving, executed by Deroi, whose full identity remains less documented, suggests a collaboration between artists and publishers in the dissemination of visual culture during the era.

Johann Moritz Rugendas is celebrated for his artistic contributions that provide a visual account of life in the Americas during the early 19th century. His works are considered important for their ethnographic accuracy and artistic merit. "Domestic Chastisements" serves as a historical document, offering insight into the customs and everyday life of the time, as interpreted by European artists and engravers.

As an engraving published in the mid-1830s, this work is a reflection of the period's artistic techniques and the cultural exchange facilitated by printmaking. It remains a subject of interest for art historians and cultural scholars who study the representation of domestic life and the transmission of cultural imagery across continents during the 19th century.

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