Antiquarians, peeping into Boadicia’s night urn
Capt. Francis Grose · 1731 - 1791
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Antiquarians, peeping into Boadicia’s night urn, Capt. Francis Grose (1788). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Capt. Francis Grose died in 1791; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched caricature shows a group of antiquarians in period dress crowded around a table, peering intently at an urn while a dog stands in the foreground. The sheet is signed by Capt. Francis Grose as both designer and engraver and is dated 1788, with the printed caption 'Antiquarians, peeping into Boadicia's Night Urn' beneath the image.
