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They are represented in the accompanying cut, taken from a caricature entitled 'Two of the Wigginses-Tops and Bottoms of 1803,' published on the 2nd of July in that year" (Thomas Wright, "Works of Gillray").
Gillray produced a caricature of a fashionable belle journeying to the Assembly Rooms at Bath in a sedan chair.
Androcles is his caricature of himself.
He began to mazurka in swift caricature across the floor on sliding feet past the fireplace to J.
It seems that in order to inscribe themselves upon the heart of humanity with everlasting claims, all great things have first to wander about the earth as enormous and awe-inspiring caricatures: dogmatic philosophy has been a caricature of this kind-for instance, the Vedanta doctrine in Asia, and Platonism in Europe.
At the top of an extra page (quite a treasure, probably, when first lighted on) I was greatly amused to behold an excellent caricature of my friend Joseph,-rudely, yet powerfully sketched.
Giuliani's a far more complex and appealing guy than your caricature indicates.
" What then to make of Newsweek's recent cover story, with a tag line (paraphrasing) "Everyone is getting rich, except for me!" accompanying a Roy Lichtenstein-esque caricature of a 1950s businessman with furrowed brow?
Michael Musto now has a caricature of him with his column.
But where the show departs from the norm is that it eschews both caricature and melodrama (though it has elements of both) for something that has the weight of, and comes across as, realism.
Both the script and 16-year-old actress Natalie Portman ( Everyone Says I Love You ) are said to render Anne Frank less of a caricature than before.
Dissenters find the film rife with political caricature and clichés: "standard-issue IRA dramatics" (Kenneth Turan, the Los Angeles Times ).
Less obviously clever than McGreevey's caricature of Whitman, the spot makes artful use of the personal to validate the political.
And as ideas spread, they become increasingly simplistic--until what eventually becomes part of the public consciousness, part of what "everyone knows," is no more than a crude caricature of the original.
(In fact, when I made that argument at one panel discussion in 1993, a fellow panelist--a NAFTA advocate, as it happens--exploded in rage: "It's remarks like that that make people hate economists!") What has made it into the public consciousness--including, alas, that of many policy intellectuals who imagine themselves well informed--is a sort of caricature Keynesianism, the hallmark of which is an uncritical acceptance of the idea that reduced consumer spending is always a bad thing.
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