Description
View of Lambeth Palace garden with figures labouring
and a large basket on his back
A man tries to open his umbrella and a soaked dog runs past
A street seller carrying a number of elongated glass funnels
A plant seller carrying a large tray laden with assorted potted plants
An appropriate emblem for the triumphal arch of the new (Buckingham) palace ..., London Ranelagh gardens View of Lambeth Palace gardenAn appropriate emblem for the triumphal arch of the new palace dedicated to the poor penny less priest ridden and paralysed John Bull, 1829; showing John Bull in fool's cap standing on top of Marble Arch with the new Buckingham Palace behind. The satire's an attack on the extravagant expenditure on the new palace.
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