Our Financial Bon Vivant
Title
Our Financial Bon Vivant
Image: Caption: "He lives not wisely, but too well."; Sir John. - "Does it ever occur to you, Sir Leonard, that this sort of thing is-er-er-injudicious?"
Subject
Shakespeare play: Othello
Description
The caricature was first published in Bengough's magazine 'Grip'. He states in the publication, "A Caricature History of Canadian Politics: Events from the Union of 1841": The presence of a large surplus in the Treasury encouraged the Government to launch out into many expensive enterprises, and to be more lavish than ever in the bestowing of subsidies upon railways in the various Provinces.
Creator
Bengough, John Wilson (Canadian Political Cartoonist, active 1873-1923)
Source
Taken from: A Caricature History of Canadian Politics: Events from the Union of 1841. Ed. John Bengough. Vol. 2. Toronto: Grip Printing, 1886. 237. Print.
Cataloguer: Jean-Sébastien Grenier
Publisher
Grip
Date
October 1, 1881 (first publication in Grip)
Format
caricatures
Language
English
Type
graphic design and illustration
Files
Collection
Citation
Bengough, John Wilson (Canadian Political Cartoonist, active 1873-1923), “Our Financial Bon Vivant,” shakespeare400, accessed October 4, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/shakespeare400/items/show/2573.