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Print, satirical print (BM Y,1.126), Satire on Oliver Cromwell and the Protectorate suggesting that he aimed to become king: on the left, the full-length figure of Cromwell in armour, wearing a crown and ermine cloak and holding the sword of justice and orb of sovereignty; behind is the scene of the beheading of Charles I at Whitehall and above a mock coat-of-arms with a dog wearing a mitre and holding a sword in his mouth, supported by two devils; on the right, the blindfolded figure of Justice holding a sword and scales in which the head of Charles I outweighs the orb of sovereignty; beneath her feet are two prostrate figures, one wearing heavy gloves and a fur cape from whose face falls a mask, the other clutches a large spiked club, and above two figures sit in clouds supporting a book surmounted by a crown, one holds a martyr's palm, the other represents Time with his hour-glass and scythe. There are six scenes between the figures and four beneath them showing satirical representations of Cromwell's coronation, his meeting with the Privy Council and subsequent celebrations which include a banquet and people drinking from barrels in the street. c.1653.
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Print, satirical print (BM Y,1.126), Uploads by copyfraud, Satirical prints in the British Museum, paper, print, satirical print
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印刷、風刺版画(BM Y,1.126)、オリバー・クロムウェルの風刺画、そして彼が王になることを目指したことを示唆している保護領。左には、王冠と狼を身に着け、正義の剣と主権のオーブを持っている、鎧を着たクロムウェルの全長の人物像、2人の悪魔によって支えられた、マイトを着た犬が口に剣を抱いている模擬の紋章の上、ホワイトホールでチャールズ1世の斬首シーン。右には、目隠しをした正義の人物が2人の悪魔によって支えられた、口に剣を持った模擬の人物と4人の下には6つの場面があり、クロムウェルの戴冠式、枢密院との会談、その後の祝賀会の様子が風刺的に表されている。1653年頃。版画
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印刷、風刺版画(BM Y,1.126)、コピーフロイトによるアップロード、大英博物館の風刺版画、紙、印刷、風刺版画
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outweigh printed matter heavy-coated satirical blindfold blindfolded print