The modern Babel, or giants crush'd by a weight of evidence [graphic].Rowlandson, Thomas, 1756-1827, printmaker[11 April 1809]eng"The Duke of York lies on the ground, between two lawyers (probably Gibbs (left) and Adam), all prone but supported on their elbows; their heads and those of two other persons dimly seen behind them support a massive pyramid of rectangular blocks of stone on the top of which Mrs. Clarke stands in triumph, pointing to the sky. The three 'Giants' clasp their hands and register acute distress. The lowest and largest block is Evidence of Mrs Clarke., the others are Miss Taylors Evidence [see No. 11229], Shy Hits from Sandon and Clavering [see No. 11247], Home Strokes from Dowler [see No. 11253], Mrs Hovendons Evidence, Mrs Favery [see No. 11238], Doctor OMeiry [see No. 11258], Carter & [see No. 11222]. There is a background of clouds."--British Museum online catalogueTitle from caption below item.Printmaker identified by George.Sheet trimmed within plate mark on one side.