A Piece (Peace) and Plenty 1815 - 1825

"A Piece (Peace) and Plenty" is a satirical print from the early 19th century, likely depicting a political figure of the time. The anonymous artist uses caricature to portray the subject as a large, flamboyant woman, possibly alluding to a perceived excess or opulence. The woman’s ostentatious dress and feather headdress, combined with the title, suggest a commentary on wealth and social standing during a period of significant political and social change. The print is a fine example of political satire, a popular form of visual commentary during the 19th century.