Description
Sir William Curtis and Spencer Perceval facing each other in front of the Speaker's chair
having gained access to their seats by climbing a ladder
An example of this can be seen worn by the centre woman
At the back of the cartoon
and asking rather smugly
Pallazzo Romani, Padula Product:Fine art poster Sir William Curtis and SpencerView of the semi derelict square three storey building high in the town of Padula, Italy, illustrating the north east quoin and barely visible earthquake damage. Inscribed verso, in pencil 'Villa Romani, Padula? 12 or 13 fron NE quoin ie looking SW'. Ink inscription top right 'looking NE SW coin' and numbered in pencil 'Photog. 214'. Described in Mallet's 1862 Report, vol. 1 pp. 355 358. Collected by Robert Mallet. Original: albumen print. 1857 1858
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