The auction : 'tis application makes the ass [engraving]|Catalogue of the effects of Mynheer Nick Frog a bankrupt [engraving]
1756
IN L2005F180 1698/1811 ff
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Title
The auction : 'tis application makes the ass [engraving]|Catalogue of the effects of Mynheer Nick Frog a bankrupt [engraving]
Published
[London] : To be had at the Acorn in the Strand, [1756]
Description
1 engraving : 23 x 31 cm. on a leaf 46 x 29 cm.
Call Number
IN L2005F180 1698/1811 ff
Note
The artist may have been one Matthew Darley, who was an etcher, drawing master and print-seller, as well as a designer of caricatures -- cf. M. Dorothy George. English political caricature to 1792, p. [225]. Note the Acorn in the Strand is the sign of Edwards & Darly.
On the wall, pictures of "lots sold": P[or]t M[aho]n; Gib[ralta]r; N. A[meric]a; and to be sold: a portrait of Juda[s] Isca[riot], and A view of Newcastle "Damaged, the gold rubb'd off the frame and out of catalogue.
A sign on the auctioneer's podium reads: Now selling by auction at ye Ass in ye Lion's skin in Little Britain all ye valuable effects of John Bull ...
Figures indentified in pencil on attached slip below the engraving: the king of Prussia, the queen of Hungary, Lord Stanhope, Admiral Byng in chains, Andrew Slone (the auctioneer), the Pretender in Scotch plaid, and the Duke of Newcastle.
On leaf 76r of The Tragedy of Admiral Byng, 1756-1757
On the wall, pictures of "lots sold": P[or]t M[aho]n; Gib[ralta]r; N. A[meric]a; and to be sold: a portrait of Juda[s] Isca[riot], and A view of Newcastle "Damaged, the gold rubb'd off the frame and out of catalogue.
A sign on the auctioneer's podium reads: Now selling by auction at ye Ass in ye Lion's skin in Little Britain all ye valuable effects of John Bull ...
Figures indentified in pencil on attached slip below the engraving: the king of Prussia, the queen of Hungary, Lord Stanhope, Admiral Byng in chains, Andrew Slone (the auctioneer), the Pretender in Scotch plaid, and the Duke of Newcastle.
On leaf 76r of The Tragedy of Admiral Byng, 1756-1757
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