Hogarth's "Hudibras" - Plate 11 vanity fair prints Condition: good - uneven profile

Condition: good - uneven profile to right hand margin and slight discolouration to top and right hand margins - as seen in images

A Reference to the Hundreds keys the distances of the county divisions to their distance from London

printed for the London Magazine

Print depicting a group of MPs at Westminster

The Istria's success briefly encouraged Allom to build a challenger for the America's Cup in 1913

Hogarth's "Hudibras" - Plate 11 vanity fair prints Condition: good - uneven profileThis is a large 18th century antique engraving of Samuel Butler's mock herioic narrative poem "Hudibras" by William Hogarth. This plate 11, depicting "The Burning of the Rumps at Temple Bar". In 1725, William Hogarth was commissioned by Philip Overton and John Cooper to engrave "twelve Historical and most Diverting Prints, taken from the celebrated Poem of Hudibras (the Don Quixot of this Nation)". These plates then passed to Robert Sayer (17251794),