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 : The Mother and the Child, 1773


The Mother and the Child, 1773

King George III is depicted as a child in the arms of Britannia. He asks for more Supplies - the Privy Purse (royal budget) has emptied between 1753 and 1773. This print is a criticism of the King's expenditure and the rising debts of the royal family. George III was a thrifty man, but was frequently forced to clear the debts of his son, the Prince of Wales

Picture No
11099566
Media ID
46715539
Size
3103px x 4939px (4.7MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Date
1 February 1773

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1753 1773 Asks Budget Clear Criticism Debts Emptied Expenditure Forced Frequently Privy Purse Thrifty


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