Spotprent op koning George IV en de Lord en Lady Conyngham Possibly 1827

"A Parti Carre' for a Crown," a satirical print by Henry Heath, depicts King George IV and the Lord and Lady Conyngham playing cards. The work, created around 1827, satirizes the king's relationship with Lady Conyngham, who is often depicted in satirical works alongside the King. The print uses caricature and humor to make a statement about the King's perceived extravagance and his relationship with Lady Conyngham, who is shown as the dominant figure in the scene. The image provides a glimpse into the social and political climate of England in the early 19th century, specifically the perceived scandals around the king's court.