A Dish of Mutton-Chop’s by James Sayers (1788)

Hand-colored caricature of three men in wigs carving a severed head on a platter at a dining table, 1788.

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A hand-colored etching shows three men in period dress gathered at a dining table, two of them carving and serving a severed head laid on a platter inscribed with the words Mally and Pense. The satirical scene is rendered in pen-and-line hatching with light watercolor tinting, and the print is attributed to James Sayers and dated 1788.

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1788

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