The Town Cryer, in Search of John Bull’s Lost Property
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The Town Cryer, in Search of John Bull’s Lost Property, William O'Keefe (1797). Via artnap.com
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A hand-coloured caricature shows a stout man in a blue coat and tricorn hat ringing a bell labelled Great Alarm while holding a handwritten notice about lost money belonging to J. Bull & Co. A wooden sign reading To Germany stands beside him, and a small supply wagon appears in the field. The print is dated 1797 and attributed to William O'Keefe.
