What is prosperity? For some, it is simply security, but it can also be pleasure, power, peace, or play. One’s individual definition of prosperity is impacted by society’s interpretation of success. This interpretation can restrict, alter, or support one’s path to prosperity. As printmaking was a main format of societal narrative production, this exhibition will look at 16th through 19th-century European prints from The Hyde’s permanent collection. Works by the artists Rembrandt, Hogarth, Dürer, Goya, and more portray prosperity and exclusion through satire, romance, revolution, and inquisition.
Thank you to Curatorial and Collections intern Jessica Packard for her work on this exhibition.
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Prosperity and Exclusion: European Prints from 1500–1850
Campus Location
Hoopes Gallery, Whitney-Renz Gallery
On View