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Richard Corbould (1757- 1831) is not terribly good but I do admire his capacity to visualise from the most unpromising of material
As is common in such overblown renditions of the symbolic, he is forced into some hilarious juxtapositions of objects and people, with little pacing or control over facial expression or gesture. |