The Wonderful Pig by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-coloured satirical print of a black pig spelling with letter cards before a crowd of fashionable spectators in a drawing

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A hand-coloured etching titled The Wonderful Pig by Thomas Rowlandson shows a black pig wearing a yellow collar, arranging lettered cards on the floor while a crowd of well-dressed onlookers watches. The printed inscription announces the pig as a perfect arithmetician, and the publisher line reads S. W. Fores, No. 3 Piccadilly, dated April 12, 1785.

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