A Contest between Oppression and Reason, On the Best Way of Settleing Debates
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A Contest between Oppression and Reason, On the Best Way of Settleing Debates, William O'Keefe (1795). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored caricature shows two shirtless, bruised men in a boxing contest, flanked by richly dressed onlookers in powdered wigs and blue and red coats. Two of the spectators hold bottles labeled Claret and Brandy. The print is dated 1795 and is attributed to William O'Keefe.
