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Catching a Tartar (engraving)

2776995 Catching a Tartar (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Catching a Tartar. Illustration for Punch, 18 August 1877.); Look and Learn / George Collection

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Catching Punch Tartar Tutor


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Catching a Tartar - A Humorous Glimpse into 19th Century Education

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. This intriguing engraving, titled "Catching a Tartar" takes us back to the 19th century and offers a satirical perspective on education. Created by an anonymous English School artist, this comic illustration was originally featured in Punch magazine on August 18,1877. The image captures a scene filled with amusement and wit. In the foreground, we see a young boy sitting at his desk with his tutor standing beside him. The boy's mischievous expression suggests that he may be quite the handful for his educator. The term "catching a tartar" refers to facing unexpected difficulties or challenges, which perfectly encapsulates the comical situation portrayed here. With its clever use of caricature and satire, this artwork pokes fun at traditional teaching methods of the time. It highlights the struggles faced by both students and tutors in their pursuit of knowledge. The exaggerated features and playful details add to its charm. As we delve deeper into this satirical cartoon, it becomes clear that it is not just about one mischievous child but rather reflects broader themes surrounding childhood education during that era. This scathing satire invites us to reflect upon our own experiences as children while reminding us that humor can often provide valuable insights into societal norms. Brought to you by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, this print serves as both entertainment and historical documentation—a delightful window into an amusing moment

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