The Flying Breakfast August 1, 1782 [] Anonymous, British, 19th century This satire shows coach passengers eating an early morning meal at an inn. The coachman stands at right with his hat and whip, and those seated include a woman who wears a hooded cape and yawns, a crying child, a man who leans back in his chair, a man who has taken off his wig and cap to yawn, and a man who drinks tea. A grandfather clock records the time as 5 later state of the print was published by S. W. Fores in 1792 (), titled "The Flying Breakfast, or Contents of a Night Coach." In that work, the

The Flying Breakfast August 1, 1782 [] Anonymous, British, 19th century This satire shows coach passengers eating an early morning meal at an inn. The coachman stands at right with his hat and whip, and those seated include a woman who wears a hooded cape and yawns, a crying child, a man who leans back in his chair, a man who has taken off his wig and cap to yawn, and a man who drinks tea. A grandfather clock records the time as 5 later state of the print was published by S. W. Fores in 1792 (), titled "The Flying Breakfast, or Contents of a Night Coach." In that work, the woman seated at the left side of the table has her eyes closed. Here they are The Flying Breakfast. [] Anonymous, British, 19th century. August 1, 1782. Etching. John Walker (British, active 1776–1802). Prints

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