Deceitful kisses, or The pretty plunderers
John Collet · 1725-1780
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Deceitful kisses, or The pretty plunderers, John Collet (1781). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Collet died in 1780; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This mezzotint shows a seated, smiling man embraced and kissed by two women in elaborate bonnets while a third woman peeks from behind him. A small monkey on the bed curtain holds a sheet labeled "Who's the DUPE," and a table with a bowl, decanter and cane sits at the right. The print reproduces the original picture by John Collet.
