The Coronation of King George II by Unknown Artist, 1761 Sunrise but also something more visceral

but also something more visceral – the truth of the body: imperfect

A number of photographic studios operated out of Yokohama

she waits – poised

This undoubtedly influenced Schiele’s subsequent artworks

The Coronation of King George II by Unknown Artist, 1761 Sunrise but also something more visceralABOUT THIS PRINT The Coronation of King George III in 1761 was a rambunctious, swaggering affair. It came at a time when Great Britain was achieving startling military success during the Seven Years War and, adding to the sense of national excitement, was the accession of a seemingly devoted young king. Nobody ascended the throne with so much grace and dignity, wrote one onlooker. The moment you can see in this print (which is full of Enlightenment