A Macaroni by Mary Darly

Engraved caricature of a dandy in a long coat and tricorn hat, holding a cane toward a leaping spotted dog.

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Why is this public domain? Mary Darly died in 1779; this work is in the public domain.

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An engraved print titled A Macaroni by Mary Darly shows a fashionably dressed man with a powdered hair bun and a small hat, holding a cane that a spotted dog leaps up toward. The caption below reads as a satirical verse addressing a fribbling, idle, prating tribe, and the sheet is marked as published May 4, 1771 by Darly at 39 Strand. The image is a caricature of a macaroni, the eighteenth-century term for an exaggeratedly stylish London dandy.

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