Sketch for a prime minister or how to purchase a peace
Samuel de Wilde · 1751-1832
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Why is this public domain? Samuel de Wilde died in 1832; this work is in the public domain.
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This satirical print, Sketch for a prime minister or how to purchase a peace, by Samuel de Wilde, is dated 1811. It shows a well-dressed man holding a caricatured head at a studded door beneath a building marked Treasury, with a woman in a feathered headdress and a kneeling soldier carrying a bag labelled peace offering. Speech scrolls and labels such as Lord Wellington Recall and Status quo add political commentary.
