The full blown Macaroni
Henry William Bunbury · 1750-1811
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Why is this public domain? The British Museum lists this work as public domain. Henry William Bunbury died in 1811; this work is in the public domain.
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A caricatured full-length figure of a fashionable macaroni stands in profile, wearing a powdered wig with a bow, a flowered nosegay, a lace-trimmed jacket, a sword, and buckled shoes while holding a cane. The pen-and-ink print by Henry William Bunbury, published by J. Bretherton in 1772, satirizes the exaggerated fashions of the macaroni style.
