Dog Days, or Paying off Billy Budget by William O'Keefe

Hand-colored 1796 satirical print of a caricatured man attacked by dogs, with gallows and hanged dogs in background.

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A hand-colored satirical print titled Dog Days, or Paying off Billy Budget, attributed to William O'Keefe and dated 1796. A caricatured man with raised arms is surrounded by snarling dogs with labeled collars, while gallows with hanged dogs appear in the background. The published imprint reads Pub. by J. Potts, April 24, 1796, sold by J. Aitken, Leicester Fields.

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1796

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Animals