The Macaroni Painter, or Billy Dimple sitting for his picture Product:Greetings card This cartoon accompanies a long

This cartoon accompanies a long poem in which Punch itemises how France has been betrayed by her Emperor

'Explanation of Plate XIX'

Satire alluding to the concern of the City about possible loss of its ancient privileges by the Royal Commission on Municipal Corporations

However he collided with Jim Clark's Lotus on the second lap of the race

The Macaroni Painter, or Billy Dimple sitting for his picture Product:Greetings card This cartoon accompanies a long'The Macaroni Painter, or Billy Dimple sitting for his picture', 1770. The painter Richard Cosway paints a 'macaroni' or dandy in this satire on exaggerated fashions of the day. Illustration from Social Caricature in the Eighteenth Century With over two hundred illustrations by George Paston [pseudonym of Emily Morse Symonds], (London, 1905).