The Commission on Society from St Stephens Review Royal Commission Number Christmas 1888

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"The Commission on Society from St Stephens Review Royal Commission Number Christmas 1888" is a notable satirical illustration created by the artist Tom Merry. Published in the Christmas edition of the St Stephens Review in 1888, this work is a vivid example of Victorian-era political and social commentary. Tom Merry, whose real name was William Mecham, was a prominent caricaturist and illustrator known for his sharp wit and ability to capture the essence of public figures and societal issues of his time.

The St Stephens Review, a conservative weekly magazine, was renowned for its political cartoons and satirical content, often reflecting the views and critiques of the British establishment. The Christmas 1888 edition, featuring Merry's illustration, is particularly significant as it encapsulates the social and political climate of late 19th-century Britain. The illustration, titled "The Commission on Society," presents a humorous yet incisive critique of the social hierarchies and political dynamics prevalent during the period.

Tom Merry's work is characterized by its detailed and exaggerated portrayal of well-known personalities, making it both a source of entertainment and a historical document. His ability to blend humor with pointed social commentary made his illustrations popular among readers and influential in shaping public opinion. "The Commission on Society" is a testament to Merry's skill in using art as a medium for political discourse, reflecting the complexities and contradictions of Victorian society.

This illustration, like many of Merry's works, serves as a valuable artifact for understanding the cultural and political landscape of the time. It offers insights into the issues that dominated public discourse and the ways in which satire was employed to critique and influence societal norms and political policies.

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