John Bull in France, by Henry Wigstead and Thomas… by Thomas Rowlandson

Satirical 1788 print of a stout man in a tipped carriage waving a cane while a driver struggles with horses.

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John Bull in France, by Henry Wigstead and Thomas Rowlandson, 1788, from the Digital Commonwealth - commonwealth tq57pk81x, Thomas Rowlandson (1788), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A satirical etching titled John Bull in France shows a stout gentleman in a hat waving a cane from a carriage that has tipped into muddy ground, while a frantic driver grips the reins of the struggling horses. A wooden cross and small figures stand on a distant rise under a dark, cloudy sky. The print is dated 1788 and bears the inscription Wigstead 1788, with Rowlandson credited as engraver in the lower right.

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1788

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