The Taxman’s Visit, (vide) the Devil will have his Due by William O'Keefe

Hand-coloured satirical print of a tax collector threatening a seated man with a pistol while his family looks on in alarm.

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A hand-coloured satirical print titled The Taxman's Visit, published in 1797 and attributed to William O'Keefe. A tall, top-hatted tax collector holding a red TAX Book aims a pistol at a seated man while his wife and children react in alarm around a patterned floor.

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