The Triumph of the Dey of Algiers Over the Naval Glory of England!! Possibly 1816

This satirical print by George Cruikshank, titled "The Triumph of the Dey of Algiers over the Naval Glory of England!!," depicts the Dey of Algiers riding in a carriage pulled by British sailors. Created around 1816, the artwork mocks British naval power and the failure of the British government to abolish the slave trade. The image is filled with biting commentary, including symbols like the British lion, the chains of slavery, and the flag of the Dey of Algiers. This cartoon illustrates a significant moment in history and highlights the impact of social and political events on the art of the time.