Making Decent or preparing for St. George's Day
Satirical Print
1828 (published)
1828 (published)
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Hand-coloured etching. The Duchess of St Albans is shown sitting at a dressing table in a fashionable green dress with huge puffed sleeves and trimmed with white ruffles, the mirror reflects her face as she shaves her upper lip. Her hair is elaborately dressed with an ornate comb. The Duke of St Albans watches her doing so from the side.
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Title | Making Decent or preparing for St. George's Day (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | hand-coloured etching |
Brief description | William Heath. 'Making Decent or preparing for St. Georges Day'. Caricature of William, 9th Duke of St. Albans, and his duchess Harriet. Published London, 1828. |
Physical description | Hand-coloured etching. The Duchess of St Albans is shown sitting at a dressing table in a fashionable green dress with huge puffed sleeves and trimmed with white ruffles, the mirror reflects her face as she shaves her upper lip. Her hair is elaborately dressed with an ornate comb. The Duke of St Albans watches her doing so from the side. |
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Accession number | E.620-1943 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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