Caricature of Joseph Banks (1743-1820) mb-artistname Hugh Cronyn and within three weeks the

and within three weeks the damage had caused the cable to fail

The shadow of war is plainly depicted by the bare bones on the ground

The pier at Bournemouth as seen from the East Cliffs 1st June 1971

Brush seller of the late 17th century displaying an example of his wares

City of London from the South

Caricature of Joseph Banks (1743-1820) mb-artistname Hugh Cronyn and within three weeks theSir Joseph Banks holding two nets and in pursuit of a butterfly (the titular Emperor of Morocco), stepping on a gardener and knocking over potted plants. His tri corner hat flies off and in the background is a garden wall with a sign, 'STEEL TRAPS'. Inscribed in pencil 'Sir J Banks'. Used to illustrate Peter Pindar's satirical poem 'Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco'. Sir Joseph Banks was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1766, he