One of Post-Waterloo French prints (Nos 12562-12577) arranged and numbered by George before authentic dates were ascertained from De Vinck. Napoleon runs forward, propelled by Wellington who presses a long-handled shovel against his back, while Blücher raises a broom, about to strike his victim. Napoleon leans forward, about to plunge into a pit or grave on the extreme right. He asks: "Messieurs quelle Conduite me faite [sic] vous." Wellington: "Celle que vous Méritez." Napoleon wears a hat but no sword; his jack-boots have grotesquely long spurs.
<p><br>August 1815
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<br>Hand-coloured etching
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