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Richard Doyle

Richard Doyle

    September 18, 1824   -   December 10, 1883
Victorian Art   •   Wikipedia: Richard Doyle

Political satire is basically as old as politics itself - think of Sophocles in ancient Greece or the jesters in Shakespeare's "King Lear". As a Briton under Queen Victoria, anyone who wanted to indulge in the latest social or even political mockery usually demanded the "punch" from 1841 onwards. The cover picture with the British counterpart to Punch came from the pen of Richard Doyle, who also made some of the first "cartoons".

As the younger son of a caricaturist and portrait painter, Richard Doyle was born into this art. At the age of twelve he is said to have illustrated Homer with mocking pictures. His talent became known at an early age - he worked with the caricaturist John Leech from 1840; Doyle's clients included the novelists John Ruskin, William M. Thackerey and Charkes Dickens. It should be noted that before the age of photography, many novels were illustrated with drawings, woodcuts or steelcuts. Good authors demanded good illustrators; this is one of the reasons why first editions of literary classics are so valuable today.

In 1843 Doyle became a full-time illustrator at the "Punch". Its founder, Henry Mayhew, was committed to social reform - he is still known in professional circles for his extensive statistical research on the situation of impoverished workers and craftsmen in Britain - and called for a mouthpiece for everything that was not right in the Victorian age. The journal, with its novel "cartoons" (drawn picture stories), spread rapidly, and Richard Doyle played a major part in it.

But Doyle was not only a mocker with crayon, but also - as his Irish family name suggests - a devout Catholic. When the punch criticized Pope Pius IX's change of policy (Pius, at first a liberal reformer, changed to a conservative course in reaction to the revolution of 1848), Doyle resigned in 1850 and turned back to book illustration, especially of fairy tales and sagas. His last major work was the collection of drawings, which were written by Andrew Lang and published in 1884 as "The Princess Nobody".

Richard Doyle did not live to see the success of this invisible princess: in 1883 he died of a stroke. By this time his former companions, Charles Dickens as a writer and "The Punch" as a satirical magazine, had long since written literary and media history.

Richard Doyle

    September 18, 1824   -   December 10, 1883
Victorian Art   •   Wikipedia: Richard Doyle Richard Doyle

Political satire is basically as old as politics itself - think of Sophocles in ancient Greece or the jesters in Shakespeare's "King Lear". As a Briton under Queen Victoria, anyone who wanted to indulge in the latest social or even political mockery usually demanded the "punch" from 1841 onwards. The cover picture with the British counterpart to Punch came from the pen of Richard Doyle, who also made some of the first "cartoons".

As the younger son of a caricaturist and portrait painter, Richard Doyle was born into this art. At the age of twelve he is said to have illustrated Homer with mocking pictures. His talent became known at an early age - he worked with the caricaturist John Leech from 1840; Doyle's clients included the novelists John Ruskin, William M. Thackerey and Charkes Dickens. It should be noted that before the age of photography, many novels were illustrated with drawings, woodcuts or steelcuts. Good authors demanded good illustrators; this is one of the reasons why first editions of literary classics are so valuable today.

In 1843 Doyle became a full-time illustrator at the "Punch". Its founder, Henry Mayhew, was committed to social reform - he is still known in professional circles for his extensive statistical research on the situation of impoverished workers and craftsmen in Britain - and called for a mouthpiece for everything that was not right in the Victorian age. The journal, with its novel "cartoons" (drawn picture stories), spread rapidly, and Richard Doyle played a major part in it.

But Doyle was not only a mocker with crayon, but also - as his Irish family name suggests - a devout Catholic. When the punch criticized Pope Pius IX's change of policy (Pius, at first a liberal reformer, changed to a conservative course in reaction to the revolution of 1848), Doyle resigned in 1850 and turned back to book illustration, especially of fairy tales and sagas. His last major work was the collection of drawings, which were written by Andrew Lang and published in 1884 as "The Princess Nobody".

Richard Doyle did not live to see the success of this invisible princess: in 1883 he died of a stroke. By this time his former companions, Charles Dickens as a writer and "The Punch" as a satirical magazine, had long since written literary and media history.

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Fairy Rings and Toadstools, 1875
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The Enchanted Tree, a fantasy ba...
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1849, Madame Tussauds Waxworks, ...
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Manners and Customs of ye Englys...
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Asleep in the Moonlight
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Una and the Lion (aquatint)
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Henry VIII (1491-1547) and Franc...
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'The death of the giant Cormoran...
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Saying 'Bo!' to a Beetle, and Te...
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Feasting and fun amongst the fus...
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The Fairy Queen's carriage, illu...
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A Fairy and a Knight (pencil, wc...
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The God Thor Chasing the Dwarfs,...
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Fees, nymphes et elfes se reposa...
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Musikprobe im Feenland (Illustra...
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Triumphal March of the Elf-King,...
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An Evening Ride, illustration fr...
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Poor little Birdie teased, and C...
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Edward the Black Prince, with hi...
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Water-Lilies and Water Fairies, ...
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Un elfe chevauchant un papillon....
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Page from The American Tour of M...
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Jack standing on the body of a g...
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First Knight of the Garter (aqua...
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Modern Venetian Troubadours, an ...
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Une fee (ou une nymphe) a cheval...
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1849, A Drawing Room Day, St Jam...
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Barberous treatment of Henry I, ...
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Page from The American Tour of M...
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The Altar Cup In Aagerup: The Mo...
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Illustration for Jack The Giant ...
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Page from The American Tour of M...
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A Scientific Institution. During...
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A Dancing Butterfly, and The Tou...
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Dancing Fairies (pen und ink and...
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Richard Doyle
The Knight and the Spectre, unpu...
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Page from The American Tour of M...
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1849, A prospect of Greenwich Fair
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Wood Elves at Play, illustration...
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1849, British Grenadiers mountin...
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1849, The wine vaults at the Doc...
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Fairies and Squirrels, c.1870
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Title page for Selections from t...
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Richard Coeur-De-Lion and Saladi...
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1849, A party of sportsmen out s...
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1849, A prospect of the Zoologic...
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The Witches' Home, 1875
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1849, Smithfield Cattle Market
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The Fairy Ring (watercolor and p...
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Midsummer Knights Dream (aquatint)
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Striking Scene between Queen Eli...
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1849, Society enjoying itself at...
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Jack ready to fight a giant outs...
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Thor and the Dwarves, 1878
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The modern Ophelia, or The Doome...
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'The Fairy Queen's Carriage', c1870
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1849, A Prospect of a fashionabl...
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Critical moment in the Life of C...
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An Intruder, illustration from '...
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The Toilet of Titania, c.1870 (w...
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Un elfe sur le dos d'un insecte....
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Water lilies and water fairies o...
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Perkin Warbeck reading his confe...
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Surrender of Calais (aquatint)
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Punch cartoon: Revolutions of 18...
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A Child's Dream of Fairy Land (w...
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Une fee des eaux assise sur un c...
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The Dance of the Pixies
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Illustrations from 'In Fairyland...
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Dressing the Baby Elves, and A M...
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1849, An At Home, The Polka
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Cruel Elves, and The Elf-King As...
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Elizabeth I (1533-1603): with Ro...
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Thor (Tor) and the Dwarves par D...
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