From Hogarth to the Internet: The Evolution of British Satire
In short: Trace the vibrant lineage of British caricature in this lecture by The Rt Hon Lord Baker. Explore how political, comic, and incendiary imagery has shaped the nation's identity through the centuries.
The video examines the eclectic tradition of British cartooning, spanning from William Hogarth's depictions of London life to the celebrated Golden Age of Punch Magazine. It explores how these satirical and political visual forms have transitioned from print to film and into the modern digital era.
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