Punishing an interpreter by George Henry Mason (1801)

Hand-colored print of a kneeling man in green held by two men in red jackets and yellow hats, standing on bamboo poles.

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A hand-colored print titled Punishing an interpreter by George Henry Mason, dated 1801. A kneeling man in a green robe has his arms held outstretched by two men in red jackets and conical yellow hats, while he stands on bamboo poles.

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1801

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