Triumph of love and folly by William Elmes (1812)

Hand-coloured 1812 caricature of a stout man in a sedan chair carried by bewigged bearers, with a woman and cherubs above.

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A hand-coloured satirical print showing a stout, bewigged man carried in a yellow sedan chair by two men in black robes and white wigs. A woman in green with a cupid and putti rides atop the chair while pipers and onlookers gather around, and speech balloons add satirical commentary. The print is titled Triumph of Love and Folly, attributed to William Elmes and dated 1812.

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1812

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