A garden scene. A manservant pushes his master in a roughly made bath-chair (right). The latter is dismayed at the antics of his stout friend, who chases a butterfly, trampling on closely planted tulips. Behind: a garden wall with a recessed seat on which a man is sitting (left), a cube-like house, and a greenhouse (right).   Beneath the title: 'A Gentleman who was remarkably fond of raising fine Tulips, shewing his Collection to a Friend who was equally curious in Butterflies, a scarce Fly called the Emperor of Morocco presenting itself to our Naturalist . . . He without any hesitation made his way over the whole Bed to seize the prize. . . '.  24 May 1798
<br>Etching with stipple
1798<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1798-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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