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Concerto Coalitionale, James Sayers British, Etching
Concerto Coalitionale
Multiple artists/makers
June 17, 1785
The State Waggoner and John Bull.–or–the Waggon too Much for the Donkeys!, James Gillray British, Hand-colored etching
The State Waggoner and John Bull.–or–the Waggon too Much for the Donkeys!
Multiple artists/makers
March 14, 1804
The State Waggoner and John Bull.–or–the Waggon too Much for the Donkeys!
Multiple artists/makers
March 14, 1804
The Pigs Possessed:–or–the Broad Bottom'd Litter Running Headlong into Ye Sea of Perdition, James Gillray British, Hand-colored etching
The Pigs Possessed:–or–the Broad Bottom'd Litter Running Headlong into Ye Sea of Perdition
Multiple artists/makers
April 18, 1807
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death, James Gillray British, Hand-colored etching
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
Multiple artists/makers
March 5, 1806
The State Waggoner and John Bull.–or–the Waggon too Much for the Donkeys!
Multiple artists/makers
March 14, 1804
End of the Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation
Multiple artists/makers
1805
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
Multiple artists/makers
March 5, 1806
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
Multiple artists/makers
March 1806
Phaeton Alarm'd!
Multiple artists/makers
March 22, 1808

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