The Welch parson [graphic].[1 December 1790]eng"A ragged man, wearing clerical bands, stands full face. He wears a wide-brimmed hat, his toes protrude through one shoe. He looks downwards with a meditative grimace, one arm held out towards a church steeple among trees. Mountains form a background. Beneath is etched: '"------Best scene of all, "With which I close this reverend description, "Is your Welch Parson, with his noble living, "Sans shoes, Sans hose, sans breeches, sans every thing.'"--British Museum online catalogueTitle from item.Original design attributed to Woodward. See British Museum catalogue.Four lines of verse below title, beginning: Best scene of all ...Temporary local subject terms: Literature: parody of Shakespeare's As You Like It, ii, 7, 163.