The Insolence of Office
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 Insolence of Office, plate 5, designed and etched by Daniel Thomas Egerton and published in London in 1824. A drover flourishes a whip to drive a flock of sheep across a road past a London and Oxford coach, a gentleman and lady in a open carriage, and a horseman, while a toll-gate keeper and onlookers look on. The caption beneath describes a carriage hire mishap caused by a flock of sheep.
