Northern Bears Taught to Dance by Charles Williams

Hand-colored caricature of muzzled bears chained to uniformed men and a sailor, with ships on the distant shore.

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A hand-colored satirical print titled Northern Bears Taught to Dance, by Charles Williams, dated 1801. Four muzzled and chained bears, labeled Paulo, Sweden, and Denmark, are led by figures in naval uniforms and a sailor in striped trousers, with ships visible on the distant shore. Handwritten speech captions above the figures add to the political caricature.

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