File:Thomas Rowlandson - Undertakers Regaling - after John Nixon - 1801.jpg
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English: Caricature drawing of the Falcon Inn, Battersea, by John Nixon and etched by Thomas Rowlandson, entitled 'Undertakers Regaling' or 'Undertakers regaling themselves at Death’s Door Battersea Rise Surry', a play on the name of the then landlord, Robert Death; and incorporating 1785 comic verse from Edward Trapp Pilgrim entitled ‘Lines on a publican, named Death’. Undertakers picnic and revell outside a country inn displaying the name R. Death; in the background a cart ascending St Johns Hill is overturning and a horse and trap descending the hill looks to be out of control. |
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| Source | Pubd 15 Jan 1801 by R Ackermann 101 Strand |
| Author | Etched by Thomas Rowlandson after a drawing by John Nixon published by R. Ackermann |
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