Monopolisers Caught in Their Own Trap or a Companion to the Farmers Toast
Charles Williams · English, active 1797-1830
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Monopolisers Caught in Their Own Trap or a Companion to the Farmers Toast, Charles Williams (1801). Via artnap.com
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A hand-coloured caricature shows a group of stout, well-dressed men with bulging corn sacks pleading before a seated official at a desk. The official holds up a notice stating that the price of bread is to be lowered by one half tomorrow, while a clerk looks on. Through the window, a farmer stands among piled sacks in a market square, and the print is attributed to Charles Williams, dated 1801.
