Description
Effigy of Guy
9th August 1978
One demon proffers toast
View of St Andrew's Place
said to bring good fortune when launching new endeavours
Paris? mb-height 2306 Effigy of Guy'Paris?', 1867. Having stated his lack of need for shells, buns and boats, a man lies on his back in the sun, comfortable on a shingle beach, and prepares to rest. This cartoon alludes to the high level of British visitors to the International Exhibition in Paris. From Punch, or the London Charivari, August 3, 1867.
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