Sir Joseph Banks about to Eat an Alligator by Thomas Rowlandson

Pen and ink etching of men dining around a table with a roasted alligator on a platter, framed prints on walls, a dog and a m

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Sir Joseph Banks about to Eat an Alligator (‘The Fish Supper’), Thomas Rowlandson (1786), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink etching shows a group of men seated around a dining table in a room lined with framed natural history prints. A large alligator lies on a platter at the center, while a dog and a monkey appear among the figures. This print by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1786, is titled Sir Joseph Banks about to Eat an Alligator (The Fish Supper).

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1786

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