The Hungarian disaster, being a sequel to the slough [engraving]
1757
P&E L2009F109
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Title
The Hungarian disaster, being a sequel to the slough [engraving]
Published
London Printed for John Ryall & Robt. Withy ... 1757
Description
1 print : engraving ; image 21 x 35 cm. sheet 27 x 38 cm.
Call Number
P&E L2009F109
Note
"Explanation. Representing the King of Prussia advanceing [sic] to Vienne. The Empress of Germany overset. The King of Poland in an uneasy situation. The French King in a consternation endeavouring to save himself. Count Brown woefully dismounted. The Englishman pleas'd. The Dutchman seemingly so likewise."
Shows the coach of Maria Theresa is overthrown, and she exclaims, "Immediate help or I am ruined by such a coachman"; The King of Poland, clinging to the box, cries, "I wish I was safe at home again"; The French King, hanging on the vehicle in terror, "Mor-bleu it's as much as I can do to help myself now"; Count Brown(or Count Brühl), fallen on his back from the horse, "This overthrow I fear will be fatal to me"; The King of Prussia, who stands near the coach, tells the Empress, "Madam you may thank your perfidy-I am going to Vienna."
Battle between Prussian & Austrian armies; England in favor of Prussia, rejoices at the disasters of Austria.
Mounted on paper.
Shows the coach of Maria Theresa is overthrown, and she exclaims, "Immediate help or I am ruined by such a coachman"; The King of Poland, clinging to the box, cries, "I wish I was safe at home again"; The French King, hanging on the vehicle in terror, "Mor-bleu it's as much as I can do to help myself now"; Count Brown(or Count Brühl), fallen on his back from the horse, "This overthrow I fear will be fatal to me"; The King of Prussia, who stands near the coach, tells the Empress, "Madam you may thank your perfidy-I am going to Vienna."
Battle between Prussian & Austrian armies; England in favor of Prussia, rejoices at the disasters of Austria.
Mounted on paper.
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