Procession to the Hustings after a Successful Canvass by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-colored 1784 caricature of a crowd in period dress parading with satirical banners and effigies after an election canvas

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A hand-colored etching showing a crowd of men and women in eighteenth-century dress marching in a procession, carrying satirical placards and effigies such as a fox banner, a cloth figure labelled Man of the People, and a green cloak labelled No Tax on Maid Servants. The print is titled Procession to the Hustings after a Successful Canvass, attributed to Thomas Rowlandson and dated 1784.

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1784

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Wikimedia Commons

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