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| Physical Attributes |
| Technique: Copper plate engraving |
| Colour: Original colour |
| Dimensions: 289 x 162 mm |
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| Location |
| County: Hampshire |
| Location: Winchester |
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| Production |
| Published by: J. Wells, Winchester |
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| Galleries |
| Caricatures: Miscellaneous |
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| Bibliographic References |
| British Museum: 1982-U-1053 |
| BM Satires: 3045 |
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| From an originalwall painting in Winchester College. An emblematic portrait of an ideal servant, showing a man wearing a sword, with the head of a boar, the ears of an ass, the feet of a stag, a saucepan lid attached to his arm holding up his open right hand and in the other grasping the tools of his trade, shovel, fork, broom and scrapper. |
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Antique Print - "The Trusty Servant" published by J. Wells, Winchester. |