Come Out of That Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country and Finds his Seat Occupied from St Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon 7 August 1886

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"Come Out of That Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country and Finds his Seat Occupied" is a political cartoon by the English caricaturist Tom Merry, which was published in the 'St Stephen's Review Presentation Cartoon' on August 7, 1886. This work is a satirical commentary on the political situation of the time, specifically focusing on William Ewart Gladstone, who was a prominent British statesman and four-time Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

The cartoon captures a moment of political tension and transition, depicting Gladstone's return to find his position of power challenged. Gladstone, a leading figure in the Liberal Party, had a significant impact on British politics, and his policies and leadership were often subjects of public and political debate. The image is rich with the symbolism and caricature typical of the era's political cartoons, which were an important means of political commentary and public discourse.

Tom Merry, whose real name was William Mecham, was known for his distinctive style and his ability to capture the essence of political figures and the public mood. His work was widely circulated and influential in shaping public opinion. "Come Out of That Mr Gladstone Returns from the Country and Finds his Seat Occupied" is a representative example of Merry's artistry and the role of political cartoons in the late 19th century, offering insight into the political climate of the time and the public perception of its leaders.

The cartoon not only reflects the specific historical context of Gladstone's political career but also serves as an example of the broader tradition of British satirical art. As such, it is of interest not only to historians of the period but also to scholars of visual culture and political communication.

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