Sweet China Oranges, Sweet China by Francis Wheatley

Engraving of a street orange seller offering fruit from a basket to two women in bonnets beneath a stone arcade.

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An engraved street scene shows a male vendor in a brown coat offering oranges from a wicker basket to two elegantly dressed women beneath a stone arcade. The women wear bonnets and white and dark gowns, and a third figure stands in the background. The print, titled Sweet China Oranges, Sweet China, is after Francis Wheatley and was engraved by L. Schiavonetti in 1794.

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