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Hand-colored caricature of a walking party stuck in mud, with figures losing hats and shoes and pigs nearby.

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Miseries of the country - walking in the mud, by Thomas Rowlandson, January 1, 1807, from the Digital Commonwealth - commonwealth tq57pg19t, Thomas Rowlandson (1807), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored caricature shows a walking party struggling through muddy ground, with figures losing shoes and hats while pigs root nearby. Below the scene is a printed caption titled Miseries of the Country, attributed to Thomas Rowlandson and dated 1807.

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