An Enquiry Concerning the Clock Tax by George Moutard Woodward

Hand-coloured 1797 caricature of a seated official and a standing hosiery delegate discussing the clock tax on stockings.

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A hand-coloured satirical print titled An Enquiry Concerning the Clock Tax by George Moutard Woodward, dated 1797. A seated official with quill pens and an inkwell on a draped table listens to a standing delegate in a brown coat, white wig and striped stockings, who asks whether the new tax will extend to clocks upon stockings. The scroll on the table lists shoe strings, knee strings and hair strings.

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