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Carlo Pellegrini

If you're looking for caricatures from the 19th century, you can't miss "Ape". Behind the pseudonym (Ape = Italian for bee) is the Italian artist Carlo Pellegrini. He came from a noble family that had connections to the Italian Medici - the influential Italian dynasty of Florence. This also led to Pellegrini meeting Albert Edward, later King Edward VII, at a young age. Such prominent contacts also ensured that the Italian eventually moved to London, where he was accepted into the circles of Victorian high society as an artist.

There he met the most diverse well-known and prominent personalities. Among them was Gibson Bowles, the founder of the British Vanity Fair. The first issue of Vanity Fair was published in London in 1868. The subtitle of the paper was "A Weekly Show of Political, Social and Literary Wares". The aim of the paper, founded by Thommy Bowles, was to expose scandals in society in addition to articles on fashion, current events, art, literature and theater. Bowles recognized Pellegrini's talent. He was a unique cartoonist. For this, the people he portrayed did not have to sit for long as models for him. Generally, it was enough for him to observe his "victim" for a few days. He memorized their poses and facial expressions and sketched excellent likenesses with only the mental image in mind. Bowles then commissioned him to draw a caricature of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli. The chromolithograph, soon published there, was immediately successful and established Pellegrini's reputation both at home and abroad. His second portrait of William Gladstone, appeared just a week later. Every issue of Vanity Fair from then on featured a large color, original lithographic portrait of a political or contemporary figure. One of the most famous is that of British writer Thomas Carlyle. Caricatures were made in the magazine with wit, but also in a good-natured and gentle manner. This even became known as "Vanity Fair Style".

Ape quickly became one of Vanity Fair's most sought-after artists, along with Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"). He continued to refine his already elegant style. His bohemian personality also made him famous. Quite an artist, he appeared extravagant, lived out his homosexuality and was somewhat eccentric. At the same time he never lost his strong Italian accent. A colorful bird in the strict Victorian society. He became friends with many of the most important artists of the 19th century. Among them were James McNeill Whistler and Edgar Degas, who even painted a portrait to commemorate their friendship. Pellegrini drew for Vanity Fair until his death.

Carlo Pellegrini

Caricatures, Comics

If you're looking for caricatures from the 19th century, you can't miss "Ape". Behind the pseudonym (Ape = Italian for bee) is the Italian artist Carlo Pellegrini. He came from a noble family that had connections to the Italian Medici - the influential Italian dynasty of Florence. This also led to Pellegrini meeting Albert Edward, later King Edward VII, at a young age. Such prominent contacts also ensured that the Italian eventually moved to London, where he was accepted into the circles of Victorian high society as an artist.

There he met the most diverse well-known and prominent personalities. Among them was Gibson Bowles, the founder of the British Vanity Fair. The first issue of Vanity Fair was published in London in 1868. The subtitle of the paper was "A Weekly Show of Political, Social and Literary Wares". The aim of the paper, founded by Thommy Bowles, was to expose scandals in society in addition to articles on fashion, current events, art, literature and theater. Bowles recognized Pellegrini's talent. He was a unique cartoonist. For this, the people he portrayed did not have to sit for long as models for him. Generally, it was enough for him to observe his "victim" for a few days. He memorized their poses and facial expressions and sketched excellent likenesses with only the mental image in mind. Bowles then commissioned him to draw a caricature of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli. The chromolithograph, soon published there, was immediately successful and established Pellegrini's reputation both at home and abroad. His second portrait of William Gladstone, appeared just a week later. Every issue of Vanity Fair from then on featured a large color, original lithographic portrait of a political or contemporary figure. One of the most famous is that of British writer Thomas Carlyle. Caricatures were made in the magazine with wit, but also in a good-natured and gentle manner. This even became known as "Vanity Fair Style".

Ape quickly became one of Vanity Fair's most sought-after artists, along with Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"). He continued to refine his already elegant style. His bohemian personality also made him famous. Quite an artist, he appeared extravagant, lived out his homosexuality and was somewhat eccentric. At the same time he never lost his strong Italian accent. A colorful bird in the strict Victorian society. He became friends with many of the most important artists of the 19th century. Among them were James McNeill Whistler and Edgar Degas, who even painted a portrait to commemorate their friendship. Pellegrini drew for Vanity Fair until his death.

Artworks by Carlo Pellegrini

Artworks by Carlo Pellegrini

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The Skating Rink in Davos, Switz...
Undated | colour lithograph

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Skaters racing on the ice rink a...
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Statesman No.15, 1869
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The Heir of the Ages, James Payn...
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The Cool of the Evening, Lord Ho...
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Popular Judgement, from 'Vanity ...
1876 | colour lithograph

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Cartoon by Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1...
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Tobogganers at Davos, Switzerland
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Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) cartoon ...
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Two women walking in the snow ne...
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The Crying Skater (colour litho)
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John Bright, British Radical and...
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Two Girls Tobogganing
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Portrait of Whistler, 1881.
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Three Skiers in a Snowstorm (col...
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Skaters on the Ice Rink (colour ...
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Walking in the Mountains near En...
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Eyre Massey Shaw, British firefi...
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Skiers at Adelboden (colour litho)
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Skating rink in Montana
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Sketch for a caricature, possibl...
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La Reyne le veult.
1871 | cartoon

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Rounding a turn (colour litho)
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Lone Man Skating (colour litho)
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Woman turning on skis (colour li...
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A Conservative Whip, 1871
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Canadian Winter Sports, Montreal...
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A Conservative religionist, 1871.
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Exorcism of a witch in the Valle...
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A view of Adelboden, Switzerland...
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Skiers pausing on the Slopes (co...
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The Nonconformist, 1871
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Skier on the Slopes of Engelberg...
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Anthony Panizzi, Italian bibliog...
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William Ewart Gladstone (1809-98...
1869 | colour lithograph

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Undated | Drypoint with plate tone in black on ivory wove paper (discolored to cream)

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Henry George Liddell, British sc...
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Skiers on Mt. Rose, Switzerland ...
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Young Woman Tobogganing
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Man casting a stone in a game of...
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The Railway Interest, 1875
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Snowscene at Wengen (colour litho)
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A Helping Hand (colour litho)
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Skaters on the Rink at Engelberg...
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Figure Skating Trilogy (colour l...
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A thoughtful Couple (colour litho)
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The Four-man Toboggan (colour li...
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The Curling Rink (colour litho)
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Thomas Henry Huxley, British bio...
1871 | lithograph

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Two Skiers, 1909
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James McNeill Whistler, 19th cen...
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Securing his skis (colour litho)
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If Everywhere as Successful as i...
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1871 | lithograph

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He has Succeeded in Volunteering...
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Merchant Taylors, the Reverend J...
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Cross-country skiers (colour litho)
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Lyon Playfair, Scottish chemist,...
1875 | lithograph

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Undated | Brush and dark brown ink on off-white wove paper

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Woman skiing (colour litho)
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