A Georgian satirical print of a tavern scene
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London: T. Gillard,, 1827. Coloured aquatint. 260 x 200mm.
£240.00
Description
Satirical print engraved by Henry Cook after the social satirist M. Egerton. It depicts a large man astonished by the size of the bill at a spartan tavern.
Condition:
A good example.References:
British Museum 1993,1107.48Related products
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