Here’s an antique social satire print, dating to the c1880s, and executed in the style of the Belgian artist Gustave Frison.

This print is a prime example of the often mean-spirited, witty humor popular in the era and perfectly captures the spirit of the "Vinegar Valentine" this is a large format.

“A Masher with his baby dear, Now nurse him well or he'll turn queer."

A detailed caricature of the "Masher" (a Victorian dandy) in his fashionable attire, with a comically peculiar infant. This serves as a satirical jab at the vanity of the era's fashionable elite.

The original print has been laid/mounted onto a thicker paper backing for preservation and stability.

In good condition with light rippling / creasing from where the original print has been laid on the newer backing, light marks creasing and signs of the paper aging some light spotting. Please study the photos uploaded.

Dimensions: 57 cm by 21.8 cm approximately