The famous caricature map of Ireland

A separate-issue caricature map, depicting England as a witch-like old woman playing an Irish harp, an infant on her back, wrapped in her cloak. They seem to float over a landscape with a village, hills and lough. The mapping is rudimentary, with all the names being coastal. Robert Dighton (1752-1814) specialised in satire and caricatures, including similar maps of England and Scotland. He later opened his own shop in Charing Cross but was caught stealing prints from the British Museum to sell.