The Devil upon two sticks
1 print : engraving? | Sir Robert Walpole is carried by two members of Parliament through a muddy ditch. Satire of Walpole published on the eve of a general election.
Date:1740-01-01
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And has not Sawney too his Lord and w(hor)e
1 print : engraving and etching. | Colley Cibber (1671-1757) seizing Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by one leg, and pulling him off a woman who reclines on a chouch bed.
Date:1742-01-01
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A Race from Preston Pans to Berwick
1 print : engraving. | Print shows General Sir John Cope and two other British officers riding to the gates of Berwick and announcing the defeat of British forces at Prestonpans by the Scots under the leadership of Charles Edward Stuart. The test under the image ridicules Cope's behavior during the battle.
Date:1745-01-01
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The Highland visitors
1 print : engraving. | An open space in a country town where "The Post House" is at the sign of "The Old Crown, kept by George King with ye best of Usage". Highlanders are plundering and abusing the inhabitants in all directions. A distant road is filled with the approaching rebel army.
The Covt. Garden morning frolick. Gaillardise du Commun Jardin
1 print : engraving. | "An engraving showing Covent Garden, the church in the background, with its clock at 4:55; the sun-dial on the pillar, as in "He and his drunken Companions", No. 2186, which see for references to other illustrations of Covent Garden..." (Source: Stephens)
Date:1747-01-01
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Don Jumpedo in the character of Harlequin jumping down his own throat
1 print : engraving. | "An engraving, showing Harlequin, the lower half of his body placed within a sort of pedestal, gradually disappearing down his own throat, his mask appearing above; his legs and much of his body and head are gone, his arms are hanging down..." (Source: Stephens)
Date:1749-01-01
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A companion to the bottle; or, Don Jumpedo in the character of Harlequin jumping down his own throat
1 print : engraving. | 1 print : hand-colored engraving ; sheet 350 x 244 mm. | "An engraving, by hand, representing a room, as in a stage-scene, where Harlequin appears to have been seated on a pedestal; his hands are raised above his head; his feet are in his mouth, his legs are commencing to disappear..." (Source: Stephens)
Solomons glory, or the rival mistresses
1 print : engraving. | Duke of Cumberland seated on a bank with the Savoyard girl, his arm about her neck. The Duke's rival mistresses stand behind, and are vehemently jealous. In the distance appear Windsor Castle and Eton College Chapel.
Date:1749-01-01
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George's Combat
1 print : engraving. | George II as Saint George slaying dragon representing papacy.
Date:1745-01-01
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Muster of Bays's troops A new.
1 print : engraving and letterpress ; 31.5 x 22.8 cm (broadside format) | Print shows James Lacy, David Garrick, and others in "The Rehearsal," a play by George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, revived to satirize Jacobite sympathies, with a list of characters and a ballad sung "To the tune of Sally in our Alley."
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Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke of - Buckingham, George Villiers
Date:1745
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The Contrast a French prisoner in England, an English prisoner in France.
1 print : engraving. | Political cartoon showing French prisoner in England seated at table with plum pudding and woman serving him a large beef roast; in France a skinny English prisoner looks with disgust at food being served to him.
Date:1745-01-01
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The Highlanders medley, or the Duke triumphant
1 print : engraving ; sheet 34.7 x 25 cm. | Print shows a trompe-l'oeil presentation, with at center, "His Royal Highness Wm., D. of Cumberland", half-length portrait, facing slightly left, holding a sword labeled "Pro Patre et Patria" across his chest, surrounded by vignettes depicting scenes of William's success putting down the Jacobite uprising in Scotland and particulary the Battle of Culloden. Depicted…
Whipping John of Islington
1 print : etching. | Print shows an interior view of a room in which a man holds a bare-bottomed woman with a pained look on her face on his back as another woman holds up the woman's dress and points to her naked backside; a man, Whipping John, prepares to apply a bundle of rushes, the lash, to her exposed posterior. In the…
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Devil upon two sticks 1 print : engraving? | Sir Robert Walpole is carried by two members of Parliament through a muddy ditch. Satire of Walpole published on the eve of a general election.
Photo, Print, DrawingAnd has not Sawney too his Lord and w(hor)e 1 print : engraving and etching. | Colley Cibber (1671-1757) seizing Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by one leg, and pulling him off a woman who reclines on a chouch bed.
Photo, Print, DrawingA Race from Preston Pans to Berwick 1 print : engraving. | Print shows General Sir John Cope and two other British officers riding to the gates of Berwick and announcing the defeat of British forces at Prestonpans by the Scots under the leadership of Charles Edward Stuart. The test under the image ridicules Cope's behavior during the battle.
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Highland visitors 1 print : engraving. | An open space in a country town where "The Post House" is at the sign of "The Old Crown, kept by George King with ye best of Usage". Highlanders are plundering and abusing the inhabitants in all directions. A distant road is filled with the approaching rebel army.
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Duke of N- - -tle and his cook 1 print : engraving. | "The scene of this engraving is laid in the Duke of Newcastle's kitchen, where his cook, Chloe, is pointing to the "Proclamation against Papists", and remonstrating with the Duke, "Bégar, me can no rélish dis dam Englis Proclémacion"..." (Source: Stephens)
Photo, Print, DrawingMarriage à la mode--the toilette scene 1 print : engraving. | Several persons engaged in conversation in a lady's boudoir.
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Covt. Garden morning frolick. Gaillardise du Commun Jardin 1 print : engraving. | "An engraving showing Covent Garden, the church in the background, with its clock at 4:55; the sun-dial on the pillar, as in "He and his drunken Companions", No. 2186, which see for references to other illustrations of Covent Garden..." (Source: Stephens)
Photo, Print, DrawingDon Jumpedo in the character of Harlequin jumping down his own throat 1 print : engraving. | "An engraving, showing Harlequin, the lower half of his body placed within a sort of pedestal, gradually disappearing down his own throat, his mask appearing above; his legs and much of his body and head are gone, his arms are hanging down..." (Source: Stephens)
Photo, Print, DrawingA companion to the bottle; or, Don Jumpedo in the character of Harlequin jumping down his own throat 1 print : engraving. | 1 print : hand-colored engraving ; sheet 350 x 244 mm. | "An engraving, by hand, representing a room, as in a stage-scene, where Harlequin appears to have been seated on a pedestal; his hands are raised above his head; his feet are in his mouth, his legs are commencing to disappear..." (Source: Stephens)
Photo, Print, DrawingAn apology to the town, for himself and the bottle, by J.* Nick-all, Bedford Coffee-House, Covent Garden, Feb. the 6th 1 print : hand-colored engraving ; sheet 340 x 254 mm. | "An engraving with three columns of verse in letterpress below it. The former shows a table placed in the middle of a stage-scene for a room; on the table is a quart bottle, in the neck of which is a large funnell; into the latter Harlequin is apparently striving to pass..." (Source:…
Photo, Print, DrawingSolomons glory, or the rival mistresses 1 print : engraving. | Duke of Cumberland seated on a bank with the Savoyard girl, his arm about her neck. The Duke's rival mistresses stand behind, and are vehemently jealous. In the distance appear Windsor Castle and Eton College Chapel.
Photo, Print, DrawingGeorge's Combat 1 print : engraving. | George II as Saint George slaying dragon representing papacy.
Photo, Print, DrawingMuster of Bays's troops A new. 1 print : engraving and letterpress ; 31.5 x 22.8 cm (broadside format) | Print shows James Lacy, David Garrick, and others in "The Rehearsal," a play by George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, revived to satirize Jacobite sympathies, with a list of characters and a ballad sung "To the tune of Sally in our Alley."
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Contrast a French prisoner in England, an English prisoner in France. 1 print : engraving. | Political cartoon showing French prisoner in England seated at table with plum pudding and woman serving him a large beef roast; in France a skinny English prisoner looks with disgust at food being served to him.
Photo, Print, DrawingThe Highlanders medley, or the Duke triumphant 1 print : engraving ; sheet 34.7 x 25 cm. | Print shows a trompe-l'oeil presentation, with at center, "His Royal Highness Wm., D. of Cumberland", half-length portrait, facing slightly left, holding a sword labeled "Pro Patre et Patria" across his chest, surrounded by vignettes depicting scenes of William's success putting down the Jacobite uprising in Scotland and particulary the Battle of Culloden. Depicted…
Photo, Print, Drawing
Photo, Print, DrawingWhipping John of Islington 1 print : etching. | Print shows an interior view of a room in which a man holds a bare-bottomed woman with a pained look on her face on his back as another woman holds up the woman's dress and points to her naked backside; a man, Whipping John, prepares to apply a bundle of rushes, the lash, to her exposed posterior. In the…
Photo, Print, DrawingThe bottl'd heroes or Madness and folly alamode. -- Being a full description of those Animals, that, by their Biting, occasion that contagious Disorder now so common in Great Britain; and with … 1 print : engraving ; sheet 410 x 233 mm. | Broadside addressed to William Hogarth and David Garrick warning of the dangers of foreign influences, especially French and Italian, on English arts and culture.
Photo, Print, DrawingThe sailors adventure to the streights of Merry-land or, An evening view on Ludgate Hill 1 print : engraving. | Street scene of prostitutes and customers; vendor selling "hot spic'd gingerbread."