Naval Triumph, or Favours Conferred by Thomas Rowlandson

Caricature of a naval officer greeting crippled veterans on crutches before a stone building, by Thomas Rowlandson.

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This etched caricature titled Naval Triumph, or Favours Conferred, by Thomas Rowlandson, shows a well-dressed officer extending a hand to a crowd of maimed and crippled men on crutches. A pair of verses below the image and the printed imprint for J. Harris indicate it was published in London in 1780. The scene is set before a stone building with an urn on a pedestal.

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