Seeing satire in the eighteenth century
By: edited by Elizabeth C. Mansfield and Kelly Malone
Series: SVEC -- 2013:02; SVEC -- 2013:02.
Publisher: Voltaire Foundation
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Oxford, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
ISBN-13: 9780729410632
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Modern Art; Caricatures and cartoons; History; Satire in art
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-304) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction :; title: seeing satire in the Age of Reason  -- Elizabeth C. Mansfield and Kelly Malone; title: Satire unmasked by reading  -- Emmanuel Schwartz; title: The impossibility of painting :; title: the satiric inevitability of John Singleton Copley's Boy with a squirrel  -- Eric Rosenberg; title: Watteau's witticisms :; title: visual humor and sociability  -- Julie-Anne Plax; title: 'Tu n'as pas tout vu!'; title: Seeing satire in the Saint-Aubin Livre de caricatures  -- Emily Richardson; title: Needling :; title: embroidery and satire in the hands of Charles-Germain de Saint-Aubin  -- Melissa Lee Hyde; title: 'He is not dressed without a muff' :; title: muffs, masculinity, and la mode in English satire  -- Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell; title: 'A compound mongrel mixture' :; title: racially coded humor, satire, and the denigration of white Creoles in the British Empire 1784 -1834  -- Trevor Burnard; title: Seeing satire in the peepshow  -- Reva Wolf; title: Swift's satire of vision  -- Steven Minuk; title: Messerschmidt, the Hogarth of sculpture  -- Michael Yonan; title: Anatomizing print's perils :; title: Augustan satire's textual bodies  -- Katherine Mannheimer; title: 'Women's wiles' in Mikhail Chulkov's The comely cook -- Marcus C. Levitt.