The Devil, you always go Backwards, 1829

Plate 43; satire showing two duellists, one with a porcupine's head, the other with a crayfish's head; beyond, at left, three witnesses look on. 1829 hand-coloured lithograph. Date: 1829. Dimensions: Height: 162 mm (printed area); Width: 246 mm. Medium: paper. Collection: British Museum.

Edit image

Author: Print made by: J J Grandville Published by: Martinet-Hautecoeur Published by: Antoine Bulla Printed by: LangluméSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

0 downloads

symbolism grandville (caricaturist)anthropomorphic hedgehogs crayfish in art anthropomorphic ducks anthropomorphic wolves anthropomorphic porcupines foxes acting as humans in art coloured lithographs in the british museum paper british museum