A companion print to BMSat 6924, &amp;c. Mrs. Fitzherbert (left) and the Prince (right), dressed as in BMSat 6924, stand facing each other, some distance apart; a long broom lies on the ground between them. He holds out his hands to receive her, she gathers up her skirts to leap. Behind the Prince on the extreme right stands Fox, pushing him forward; his breeches are joined to his shoulders, showing that he is 'Nobody' (cf. BMSat 5570). In the foreground a cat jumps out of a bag. In the back wall is an arched doorway surmounted by the feathers and motto ('Ich dien') of the Prince. Through the doorway three ladies and a man are seated at a table, carousing. The nearer lady (Mrs. Robinson, cf. BMSat 6451) looks round singing:
<p><br><br>"All I desire of mortal Man 
<br>Is for to love whitest he can."
<br><br>The man says, holding up a glass, "Well said Robby - His Father will Broom Stick him."
<br>On each side of the doorway is a large picture: one (left) is of three men. The Prince of Wales stands with his right hand on the shoulder of Falstaff (left)  who holds out a wine-glass and points to the left. George Hanger (right) puts his right hand on the Prince's shoulder, impelling him in the direction to which Falstaff, who appears to be Fox, is pointing. The pendant to this (right) is a nude figure (? Venus) lying on a couch.  21 March 1786
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<br>Hand-coloured etching
1786<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1786-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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