Interesting to see how the British portrayed the Revolutionary War in “pop” art. Title: The taking of Miss Mud I’land Date Created/Published: London : Sold by W. Humphrey, 227 Strand, [1777? December] Summary: Print shows a female figure as the Mud Island fortress, Fort Mifflin, with two flags on her bonnet, astride a cannon firing on the British warship “Isis”; also show the “Somerset”, “Roebuck”, “Eagle”, and the “Vigilant” of the British fleet at the confluence of the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers.
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Interesting to see how the British portrayed the Revolutionary War in “pop” art.

  • Title: The taking of Miss Mud I’land
  • Date Created/Published: London : Sold by W. Humphrey, 227 Strand, [1777? December]
  • Summary: Print shows a female figure as the Mud Island fortress, Fort Mifflin, with two flags on her bonnet, astride a cannon firing on the British warship “Isis”; also show the “Somerset”, “Roebuck”, “Eagle”, and the “Vigilant” of the British fleet at the confluence of the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers.

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