The negociator’s
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The negociator’s, George Bickham (1741), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com
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An eighteenth-century engraved political satire titled The Negociator's, shown within an ornate rococo cartouche filled with figures in courtly dress, banners of inscribed text, and warships on the sea below. The lower section carries printed verses and captions identifying the figures. The print is attributed to George Bickham and dated 1741.
