A happy dance for Europe,May 17,1818,Napolean,winged devils,flames of Hell

Title: A happy dance for Europe
Date Created/Published: 1818 May 17.
Medium: 1 print : engraving, color.
Summary: Napoleon is pushed and dragged by two winged devils into the flames of Hell, while a fantastic serpent encircles his body and darts fangs towards his face. They are surrounded by clouds and a chain of littel dancing hobgoblins. Winged monstrosities hover over him, spitting flame, or menace him with gapinng jaws and glaring eyeballs. Napoleon is burlesqued and ragged, with a corvine profile, imitated from G. Cruikshank.
Notes:
Color engraving after drawing by Lewis Marks.
Forms part of : British Cartoon Prints Collection (Library of Congress).
This record contains unverified data from caption card.
Caption card tracings: France Hist.; Cartoons; B.I.; Hell; Pub.
NOS, 2007-02
Bookmark /2002714484/
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