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Print, satirical print (BM Cc,3.198), Satire on a writer whose literary ambitions are not matched by wordly success, perhaps intended for Thomas D'Urfey (1653?-1723); a gentleman, attended by two owls dressed as pages, and with another holding a laurel wreath above his head, progresses along a street where menial commissions are offered with eagerness; a woman publisher offers "a Farthing a peece", a donkey whose pannier is laden with books and dying speeches brays, a Grub Street editor solicits an article, an elaborately dressed woman a love song, a bellman a broadside, a widow an elegy; a butcher at the sign of "Ready Wit no Trust", however, offers only a bill. On the left, is the portico of a colonnaded building (St Paul's Covent Garden?) and in the background, behind a wall, a small circular temple can be seen in a garden.
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Print, satirical print (BM Cc,3.198), Uploads by copyfraud, Satirical prints in the British Museum, paper, print, satirical print
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印刷、風刺版画(BM Cc,3.198) 作家の文学的野心が言葉どおりの成功に合わない風刺。おそらくトーマス・ダーフェイのために意図されている。 2人のフクロウがページのように着飾られ、頭上に月桂樹の花輪を持っている紳士が、男根のコミッションが提供される通りに沿って進行する。女性出版社は「A Farthing a Peece」を提供し、パンニエが本と死語に荒れているロバに、Grub Street編集者の勧誘左側には柱廊付きの建物の柱廊があり、背景の壁の後ろには庭に小さな円形の寺院が見える。エッチング
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印刷、風刺版画(BM Cc,3.198)、コピーフロイトによるアップロード、大英博物館の風刺版画、紙、印刷、風刺版画
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noncommercial menially small print butcher paper farmworker solicit printed matter satirical menial