Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-2
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-3
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-1
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-2
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-3
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-4
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century-photo-5

Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century

Artist: Tim Bobbin? (john Collier, 1708-1786)
Oil on canvas, probably attributed to Tim Bobbin(John Collier, 1708–1786), a renowned English caricaturist, engraver, and satirist,depicting a lively genre scene with a strongtheatrical and moral character, rooted in the British humorous tradition of the18th century.
The composition depicts a tense confrontation between anaustere magistrate—recognizable by his powdered wig and black robe—and a shabby-looking commoner, dressed in ragged clothes, with a cane and hat inhand.
The two figures are caught in an intense exchange of glances: thedeliberately distorted expressions, accentuated features, and exaggeratedgestures evoke the language of English caricature, in whichsocial satire becomes a tool for observing human customs and weaknesses.

The magistrate, portrayed with a stern anddistrustful demeanor, stands in contrast to the beggar, whose gaunt face andintense expression suggest a narrative suspended between irony and social criticism.
Thedark background focuses attention on the dialogue between the figures, while thecolor palette—dominated by deep blacks, warm reds, and luminous skin tones—lends remarkable expressive power to the composition as a whole.The painting is part of the tradition ofsatirical painting that developed in Georgian England, a cultural milieu that wouldfind its fullest expression in the works of William Hogarth and, in the popular sphere,in the graphic inventions of Tim Bobbin.
Through caricature, the artistoffers an ironic reflection on the relationship between the authorities and the people.
Dimensions:
102x134 cm (framed)
85x117 cm (unframed)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:  

The artwork is sold with a certificate of authenticity and guarantee.
We take care of and organize the shipping of purchased artworks, both within Italy and internationally, through professional and insured couriers.
No additional costs will be charged if the artwork is collected directly by the buyer at our gallery.
For shipments outside Italy, delivery times are estimated at a minimum of 15 days, which may vary depending on the export permit procedures.
The artwork can be viewed at our gallery in Orzinuovi (BS), where we will be pleased to welcome you and present our collections.
We remain at your complete disposal, also by phone, at the following numbers:
+39 347 062 3784
+39 340 241 7919  

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/barbierifineart/
6 500 €

Period: 18th century

Style: English Style

Condition: Some repairs

Material: Oil painting

Width: 117

Height: 85

Reference (ID): 1798958

Availability: In stock

Print

Via Francesca 20
Orzinuovi 25034, Italy

+39 347 062 3784

Follow the dealer

CONTACT

SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER

facebook
instagram

BARBIERI FINE ART
Tim Bobbin (1708–1786)? English Caricature Depicting A Judge And A Beggar, 18th Century
1798958-main-6a632c7bc78f0.jpg

+39 347 062 3784



*We will send you a confirmation email from info@proantic.com .
Please check your messages, including the spam folder.