James Gillray, hand-coloured etching, published 26 February 1805

The plumb-pudding in danger: - or - state epicures taking un petit souper' (William Pitt; Napoléon Bonaparte)

According to Wright & Evans, Historical and Descriptive Account of the Caricatures of James Gillray (1851), "The new Emperor, and his opponent the English Minister, helping themselves—one taking the land, the other the sea. On the overtures made by the new Emperor for a reconciliation with England in the January of 1805."

FOOD FIGHT!

Forget fast food, London-based photographer Piotr Gregorczyk is now obsessed with fast-moving food!

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An Entire House is “Pulled by the Roots” in Leandro Erlich’s Latest Exhibition

Argentine artist Leandro Erlich has created “Pulled by the Roots” – a massive construction crane carrying an entire house mid-air over the Karlsruhe Market Place in Karlsruhe, Germany. With a root system dangling from beneath it, the house takes its title literally.

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