The Disappointment
Daniel Thomas Egerton · 1797-1842
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Why is this public domain? Daniel Thomas Egerton died in 1842; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored etching titled The Disappointment shows a woman in a white empire-style gown with a feathered headdress holding a mask, while a man in a blue costume with a sword looks toward her in a grand hall. A crowd of masked revelers fills the arched doorway beyond, under tiered chandeliers, and a small dog in a blue costume lies on the floor in the foreground. The print was designed and etched by Daniel Thomas Egerton and published in London in 1824, with explanatory verse printed beneath the image.
