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The pig-faced lady of Manchester Square : drawn and published by her late attendant, while at dinner.
1814-1815
Broadside with image above text in two columns, recto only. The print is descriptive of a female prodigy at the West End of the town, in the person of a young lady of the highest rank and expectations... Hand colored etching shows a young woman with the head of a pig seated at a table and eating from a small trough; at left, a maid servant stands holding another trough full of food in her hands.
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- Call Number
- A Middle 30/Drawer 04/GC021/Half Folio/18th-19th c. GA 2024.04507
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- Related Name
- Jones and Co. (London, England)
- Language
- English
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