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Created by Philip Dawe in 1774, this political mezzotint caricature illustrates American colonists tarring and feathering a British customs official named John Malcolm. The print specifically depicts the rebels forcing tea down the man's throat, directly referencing the recent Boston Tea Party. It w...
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A Society of Patriotic Ladies at Edenton in North Carolina is a 1775 satirical mezzotint published in London and attributed to Philip Dawe. It caricatures the women associated with the Edenton Tea Party, a colonial pledge to avoid British tea and other imported goods. Rather than documenting the mee...
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