An English Man of War, taking a French Privateer, Robert Dighton, 1781

An English Man of War, taking a French Privateer, Robert Dighton, 1781

A young sailor overtakes and takes by the right hand a young woman walking from left to right, carrying one of the arched-top coffers which were used by milliners. She wears a hat, long gloves, and a cloak bordered with ermine. The sailor is dandified, in spite of his striped trousers, jacket, and round hat; a bunch of seals dangles from his waistcoat, and he carries a thin cane under his arm. The background is the wall of a bridge over the thames, it is surmounted by balustrades, through which is seen the river, and buildings on the opposite bank. A bill is posted on the wall, "all able bodied seamen. ". 1781 hand-coloured mezzotint. Date: 1781. Dimensions: Height: 355 mm; Width: 255 mm. Medium: paper. Collection: British Museum. An English Man of War, taking a French Privateer (BM 1935,0522.1.66)
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