The Scots triumph, or a peep behind the curtain, 1768, the entrance to a large building furnished with columns, from which heavy curtains are suspended. In the distance is the dome of St. Paul's to signify that the scene is in London. A coach, which is about to crush a Scotch thistle in the road, occupies the middle of the foreground, and contains John Wilkes and three of his supporters. In the foreground Britannia lies mourning, saying: I am griev'd at the unhappy fate of my dear country, and my much beloved son Wilkes.
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The Scots triumph, or a peep behind the curtain, 1768, the entrance to a large building furnished with columns, from which heavy curtains are suspended. In the distance is the dome of St. Paul's to signify that the scene is in London. A coach, which is about to crush a Scotch thistle in the road, occupies the middle of the foreground, and contains John Wilkes and three of his supporters. In the foreground Britannia lies mourning, saying: I am griev'd at the unhappy fate of my dear country, and my much beloved son Wilkes.

Date

1768

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection/Quint Lox Limited

Notre référence

LZT16A00_247

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

53,7Mo (2,9Mo) / 42,3cm x 31,8cm / 5000 x 3753 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Scots triumph peep curtain 1768 entrance large building furnished columns heavy curtains suspended. distance dome St. Paul's signify scene London. coach crush Scotch thistle road occupies middle foreground contains John Wilkes three supporters. Britannia lies mourning saying I griev'd unhappy fate dear country beloved vintage retro retro styled engraved image engraving engravement victorian art culture illustrative technique history historical old antique nostalgia arkheia nostalgic historic artwork old-fashioned romantic aged traditional historic art

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