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23 - ENGLAND: A series of four satirical prints by Carington Bowles, publisher (No. 69 St. Paul’s Church Yard, London).
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ENGLAND: A series of four satirical prints by Carington Bowles, publisher (No. 69 St. Paul’s Church Yard, London). Circa 1775–1786. Dimensions (view): 15.5 x 11.5 cm. 1: “Twenty Thousand I’ve Got — How Lucky’s My Lot.” A humorous English engraving. 2: “Toby Fillpot.” An engraving after Robert Dighton, immortalizing the popular character who inspired the famous English “Toby Jugs.” 3: The Vicar and Moses. A very famous religious satire based on Robert Dighton, depicting the drunken vicar being escorted home by his sexton. 4: HA! HA! HAH! — I’ve Got the CHINK. A popular satire based on Adriaen van Ostade / Petrus Staverenus.
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