New Elgin Marbles by Sir John Tenniel (1860)

Pen-and-ink caricature of a plumed officer pointing at a kneeling robed figure beside stacked stone balls, titled New Elgin M

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A pen-and-ink caricature titled New Elgin Marbles, dated November 1860 and attributed to Sir John Tenniel. A man in a plumed bicorne hat and military coat holds a round stone ball and points at a kneeling figure in an ornate embroidered robe, shoes, and beaded necklace, who is open-mouthed and gazing up at him. Stacked stone balls lie behind them, and the caption reads: Elgin to Emperor, Come, knuckle down! No cheating this time!

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