 Just two months before, Sartain engraved Richter’s anti-catholic print, "The Tempest" , involving characters from William Shakespeare’s play.This satirical work reflects the Miranda and Caliban respectively representing “the Church and the Devil” and was hung briefly in the window of a printshop before angry passersby caused it to be removed for fear of trouble.His work became highly popular through reproductive engravings and, from 1828, through the illustrations he produced for annuals such as the Forget-me-Not and Fisher's Drawing Room Scrapbook for 1833; the painting, "The School in an Uproar", was reproduced in several variations and even printed on pocket handkerchiefs.