The night mare, or hag ridd'n minister [etching]
1783
P&E L2019F10m
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Title
The night mare, or hag ridd'n minister [etching]
Variant Title
Hag ridd'n minister
Published
London : Publishd as the act direct ... by R Rusted ..., 1783.
Description
1 print ; 21 x 28 cm.
Call Number
P&E L2019F10m
System Control No.
(OCoLC)57711997
Note
" ... March 4 1783 ..."
Signed: IB [John Boyne].
Lord Shelburne lying at full length asleep supported on pinnacles representing articles of the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution. On his chest stands a fox with Fox's face, urinating on Shelburne's face while saying, "If He opens his mouth I will be down his Throat." Above Shelburne's feet hovers Lord North's head saying, "the North fog Rot Him." Next to Shelburne's face crouches Lord Ashburton in a lawyer's robe and wig, holding a smelling-bottle and saying, "take comfort my Lord. for you I will be always Dunning."
Signed: IB [John Boyne].
Lord Shelburne lying at full length asleep supported on pinnacles representing articles of the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution. On his chest stands a fox with Fox's face, urinating on Shelburne's face while saying, "If He opens his mouth I will be down his Throat." Above Shelburne's feet hovers Lord North's head saying, "the North fog Rot Him." Next to Shelburne's face crouches Lord Ashburton in a lawyer's robe and wig, holding a smelling-bottle and saying, "take comfort my Lord. for you I will be always Dunning."
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