French invasion upon Dutch bottoms
James Sayers · 1748 - 1823
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An etched caricature titled French invasion upon Dutch bottoms, by James Sayers, dated 1795. Five grotesque, swollen soldiers in military coats float above choppy water, one blowing a trumpet, one beating a drum and one carrying a flag, while small ships sail in the distance. Silhouetted spectators in the foreground raise their hands in astonishment, and the banner above reads Terror the Order of the Day.
