Bush and Blair give birth after The Cholmondeley Ladies, British School c.1600/10 Nicola Jennings Ink and watercolour, 2003

The Cholmondeley Ladies, circa 1600-10 British School 17th Century © Tate London, 2003

This rare portrait, which doubles the image of mother and child, provides an opportunity to depict Bush and Blair together, also twinned but by their much more sinister offspring. The replacing of birth with death (or a child with a skull) is a gross distortion of the image's original meaning, which highlights the question over the legitimacy of their politics.

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