Print: 'Canvassing for Votes' by William Hogarth Cork one enamelled blue and one

one enamelled blue and one plain brass

This reproduction is taken from the original antique engraving and has been handmade in Buckinghamshire in the family-run workshop of craftsman and map expert Phillip Burrough

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A cloth backing ensured that maps would not crease and tear when repeatedly unfolded in use

designed by William Chambers to echo the palace built by the Arab rulers of Spain in Grenada during the 13th century

Print: 'Canvassing for Votes' by William Hogarth Cork one enamelled blue and oneThis is the second painting from William Hogath's An Election series, which hangs in Sir John Soane's Museum Picture Room. The innkeeper's wife counts the profit on the entertainment while gifts are offered to female relatives of voters, seeking their influence. A young man accepts two bribes at once. The inn sign suggests the money comes from appropriated public funds. The four paintings in Hogarth's final 'modern moral subject' series was first