Napoleon, with a grotesquely large head and hat, stands legs astride and arms akimbo, the globe wedged in his gaping mouth: 'Italy' and '[Swi]tzerland' are about to disappear, Great Britain is on the opposite side. He turns his head in profile to the right to glare at John Bull, an elderly 'cit', wearing spectacles, who faces him unimpressed. John says, hands on knees: "I'll tell you what, Mr Boneypartee, when you come to a little Spot I have in my eye, it will stick in your throat and choak you!"  6 April 1803
<br>Etching
1803<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1803-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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