Pasquin Collection

"And let all Parties blame me, if they can, Who
CWA97283 " And let all Parties blame me, if they can, Who re bribed by Honours trifling as a fan" (engraving) by Smith, J

The Authors Benefit: Pasquin, 1736. Creator: Unknown
The Authors Benefit: Pasquin, 1736

Statue of Pasquin in the House of Cardinal Ursino, Published after 1582

John Williams (Pasquin)
JOHN WILLIAMS satirical writer who published under the nom-de-plume of ANTHONY PASQUIN Date: 1761 - 1818

John Williams Writer
JOHN WILLIAMS writer using the nom-de-plume of Anthony Pasquin Date: 1761 - 1818

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Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae Statue Pasquin
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"And let all Parties blame me, if they can, for I, Pasquin, the elusive jester of Rome, have long delighted in poking fun at the powerful and the proud. From the halls of Cardinal Ursino to the pages of John Williams' "The Authors Benefit: Pasquin" (1736), my satirical wit has endured through the centuries. Unknown creators have immortalized me in sculpture, while I continue to inspire writers and artists alike. My timeless presence in "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae" serves as a reminder that even the mightiest must be held accountable for their actions. John Williams, the writer, may have captured my essence in his work, but I remain an enigma, forever lurking in the shadows, ready to mock and amuse." #Pasquin #RomanJester #Satire #JohnWilliams #SpeculumRomanaeMagnificentiae #CardinalUrsino #History #Art #Humor #Caption.