Ceceders in Limbo - ie - Vagabounds Made Useful by Charles Williams

Hand-colored satirical print of four men in red caps working with rope and stone blocks under a barred window, 1798.

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A hand-colored satirical print titled Ceceders in Limbo, ie Vagabounds Made Useful, by Charles Williams, dated 1798. Four exaggerated male figures in red caps and worn clothing work at stone blocks beneath a barred window, while a dandyish man with a cane looks on and a caption above issues a warning about rope work.

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