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Playing cards with scenes from the Rump Parliament (litho)
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Playing cards with scenes from the Rump Parliament (litho)
XJF119821 Playing cards with scenes from the Rump Parliament (litho) by English School; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Rump Parliament was the name of the English Parliament after Prides Purge in 1648; The Crisis of 1648-49; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 22363380
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Barrel Charles I Heart Hearts House Of Commons Hugh Peters John Lambert Knave Long Parliament Member Of Parliament Members Of Parliament New Model Army Parliamentarian Parliamentarians Playing Card Rump 4th Earl Of Pembroke Philip Herbert
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This litho print titled "Playing cards with scenes from the Rump Parliament" offers a fascinating glimpse into English history during the Crisis of 1648-49. The Rump Parliament, established after Prides Purge in 1648, is depicted through intricate illustrations on each playing card. The deck showcases key figures and events from this tumultuous period, providing political commentary and satire through its cleverly crafted images. Among the notable characters featured are Charles I, Lambert Knight of the Golden Tulip, Major General Charles Worsley, Sir Gilbert Gerard, and Nathaniel Fiennes. Each card tells a story as players engage in games filled with symbolism and hidden meanings. The hearts suit represents loyalty to the cause while barrels symbolize power struggles within Parliament. The Queen card embodies strength and influence while the King signifies authority. As one delves deeper into this historical treasure trove of artistry, it becomes evident that these cards were not merely for entertainment but also served as a medium for political discourse during a time of great upheaval. Preserved in a private collection and now made available to all through Fine Art Finder's print reproduction by Bridgeman Images, this litho print invites us to explore an important chapter in English history while appreciating the skillful craftsmanship behind each illustration.
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