The delights of Islington [graphic]Bretherton, Charles, -1783, printmaker[30 April 1772]eng"Satire on the newly-rich owner of a suburban villa and garden at Islington: an ill-dressed man stands facing front, legs apart leaning on a stick and staring angrily as he complains about damage to his property; his hat lies on the ground beside him; behind on the left is a gazebo raised on a pillar around which winds a staircase, on the right is an obelisk surmounted by a huge sphere; a high wall beyond."--British Museum online catalogueTitle from text below image.Initial letters of artist's name in signature form a monogram.Sheet trimmed to plate mark.Nine lines of prose within rectangular border at top of design: Whereas my new pagoda has been clandestinely carried off & a new pair of dolphins ...Temporary local subject terms: Pseudonyms: Jeremiah Sago -- Cockney speech.