Portrait silhouette of George Pearson (d.1828) Finish:Float frame showing the mother and children

showing the mother and children begging on the street because of their impoverished state due to the money they have squandered on alcohol

and a soldier on horseback is offered a drink

Behind are the entrance gates to a stately home

Somerset House originally housed public offices

Portrait silhouette of George Pearson (d.1828) Finish:Float frame showing the mother and childrenSilhouette of George Pearson, facing to the right as viewed, his hair or wig tied in a queue and wearing a lace cravat. Plate 3 from the book Observations on the cow pock, by John Coakley Lettsom (Nichols & Son for Joseph Mawman, London, 1801) Inscribed below the image: 'G. Pearson, M. D. F. R. S. &c.' George Pearson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1791. Original: stipple engraving. 1801