James Gillray
James Gillray (1757-1815) was a British caricaturist and printmaker famous for his etched political and social satires, mainly published between 1792 and 1810.
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James Gillray did several works of spanking art (early examples of spanking or flogging in caricature), as well as other works featuring prominently bare bottoms:
"Female curiosity" (1778).
"Judge Thumb", a caricature of Judge Francis Buller (1782).
"Apollo and the Muses, inflicting Penance on Dr. Pomposo, round Parnassus" (1783).
"Lady Termagant Flaybum going to give her step son a taste of her desert after dinner" (1786).
"A sale of English beauties in the East Indies" (1786).
"Ancient music" (1787).
Detail from "Ancient music" (1787).
Lord Kenyon giving Lady Buckinghamshire a cart's tail flogging (c. 1796)
"The Royal Joke, or Black Jack’s Delight" (1788).
"A representation of the horrid barbarities practised upon the nuns by the fish-women, on breaking into the nunneries in France" (1792).
"Britannia scourged by Pitt" (1804).
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