Monkey Preaching to Turkeys, Christophe Huet, 1750–1800
Christophe HuetFrankrig, 1700–1759

Monkey Preaching to Turkeys

1750–1800 · Drawing

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This work belongs to a genre of imagery called singerie, which depicts monkeys dressed in human clothes parodying the actions of people. Here, a monkey preaches to a flock of turkeys from a wicker basket pulpit hanging from a tree. The turkeys, interpreted as symbols of foolishness, are deceived by the cunning primate in the disguise of a monk’s habit.

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