
An English balloon 1784
Paul Sandby · 1731-1809
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An English balloon 1784, Paul Sandby. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Paul Sandby died in 1809; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A caricature print in sepia tones shows a large grinning face shaped like a balloon, rising over a garden promenade with a crowd of fashionable ladies, gentlemen and a trumpeter below. Text on the balloon's cap reads 'An English Balloon 1784', and verses surround the scene, with a classical quotation on the parapet. The work is attributed to Paul Sandby.



































