Antique Emblems & Satire Prints

Antique Print of the Allegory of Time by Picart, circa 1720

'Waste Paper is Burned to Ashes', a Satire Print on the South Sea Bubble, 1720

The Economic Balancing Act: A Satirical View of 1780 Britain

Reward of Virtue – Allegorical Portrait Dedicated to Elise Charlotte, c.1790

Allegorical 18th-Century Engraving of America by Johann Hertel, Augsburg c.1750

Hogarth's Final Satire: The Bathos 1753 Masterpiece, Re-Published in 1800

Hogarth's 1756 England Satirical Print: A Patriotic Masterpiece, Published 1799

Hogarth's 1756 'France' Satirical Print: A Scathing Critique - Published in 1798

Satire on the South Sea Bubble and British Society by William Hogarth, 1800

Allegorical Engraving of Four Continents, 1798: Ethnographic Art

Roman Goddesses, Allegorical Statues and Coins, Composite Engraving, 1721

Roman Chariot Relief and Imperial Allegories – Montfaucon Engraving, 1721

Monumental Classical Allegory, Large Horizontal Engraving from Montfaucon, 1721