Sporting Satirist
Henry Thomas Alken · 1785 - 1851
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Why is this public domain? Henry Thomas Alken died in 1851; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored satirical print shows two exaggerated men on a grassy riverbank, one in a brown coat with a top hat slung on his back and the other in a green coat and top hat, both gripping a long fishing rod. The caption beneath is written in dialect and describes catching a fish that must be pulled from the water. This work is attributed to Henry Thomas Alken and dated 1834.
