Grand entrance to bamboozl'em / [? T. Lane].
[London] : G. Humphrey, 1821.
Formerly owned by Sir Robert Peel.
Queen Caroline and Alderman Wood head a procession through the City, all riding asses. They advance towards a group of Radical Reformers with placards who wave their hats. Wood is dressed as a jester in party-coloured clothes, red and yellow, here indicating the royal liveries used by the Queen; he takes the Queen's right hand; his right hand is on his breast, and he looks with eager anticipation at the Reformers. Behind him is the profile of Lady Ann Hamilton, who plays a fiddle; she wears a much-feathered (military) Scots cap. The Queen wears a red cap with the décolletée over-dress with frilled trousers, a large miniature of Bergami hanging from her waist.
Lane, Theodore, 1800-1828, engraver.
Peel, Robert, 1788-1850, former owner.