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"M. P.'s in Session: From Mr. Punch's Parliamentary Portrait Gallery" offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of British Parliament through the sharp eye and satirical pen of Harry Furniss. This collection of caricatures, originally featured in "Mr. Punch," presents a gallery of political figures from the era. Furniss's work provides a unique and humorous perspective on the key players and personalities shaping Great Britain's political landscape.
More than just cartoons, these portraits offer insightful commentary on the individuals and the institution they represent. Explore the nuances of political life and the enduring power of political humor as seen through the lens of a master caricaturist. A valuable resource for those interested in British history, political science, and the art of caricature, this volume provides a captivating and often amusing look at the members of Parliament. This meticulously prepared print edition allows a new audience to appreciate Furniss's timeless observations.
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