Printmaker from BM Satires.
At upper left, within image: '"While loyal honour warm'd a Fr'enchmans breast, " The field of Battle was a glorious test; "Nobly ambitious for his King to fight, "To die or conquer was a Soldiers Right. "A strange reverse the Democrats display, "And prove the "Right of Man" - to run away -.
A satire on the French flight from Tournai in 1792.
Print shows a monster, representing Austria, putting to flight a disorderly rabble of French soldiers. He has enormous legs which are joined to his shoulders, probably to indicate that he is 'nobody'; his head consists of a large military cap, decorated with the Habsburg eagle, from which issue enormous moustaches and two puffs of smoke; he smokes a large curved metal pipe, and from his supposed mouth issues a blast of smoke directed against the fleeing French.