Louis XVI (left) and George III (right) sit together, amicably clinking glasses; the latter's right hand is on the shoulder of Louis, who says, with a sly smile, "Mon cher Ami I will teach a you de Politess Francoise to Govern like a de Grand Monark every ting but de Francoise Politique". From his coat-pocket protrudes a paper: 'Massacre S Bartholomew 1572'; under his right foot is a paper: 'French Faith a Farce'. On the left four lean Frenchmen sit at a table eating roast beef and plum pudding; one says "Oh I do Love Souck (?) de Roast Beef", another says "By Gar dis be better dan de Grenouilles". On the right three stout Englishmen carouse round a large hamper of French wines inscribed 'Burgundy Champaine Clarit'. One says, "Come my boys heres the Treaty of Commerce Clarit for ever But no Frogs". Frogs are among the bottles in the hamper and also among a number of empty bottles on the floor.  26 February 1787
<br>Hand-coloured etching
1787<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1787-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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