1835. Etching. 1835. 115mm by 165mm (platemark). This impression from a collection of Cruikshank etchings published c1835. George Cruikshank (1792-1878) was a famous English caricaturist and illustrator.Some foxing in the margins, well outside the platemark."
1835 (originally 1817). Etching. 1835 (originally 1817). A curious Junto of slandering elves, -or- list'ners seldom hear good of themselves.' Published by Thomas McLean in 1835, originally published by Hannah Humphrey in 1817.Three elderly women seated at a round tea-table listen avidly to scandal which the fourth gloatingly reads from.....
1850. Etching. 1850. 150mm by 395mm (image only). 'A New Court of Queen's Bench, As it Ought to Be -- Or -- The Ladies Trying a Contemptible Scoundrel for a "Breach of Promise"' Published in the Comic Almanac in 1850.An engraving by caricaturist George Cruikshank showing the imagined results of.....
1851. Etching. 1851. 145mm by 395mm (image only). 'Possible effects of over female emigration or importing the fair sex from the savage islands in consequence of exporting all our own to Australia!!!!!' George Cruikshank (1792-1878) was a famous English caricaturist and illustrator. Vertical folds as issued."
1853. Wood-engraving. 1853. 145mm by 390mm (image only). Published in the Comic Almanac for 1853. An engraving by caricaturist George Cruikshank showing the supposed effect of giving women the vote. Sir Charles Darling, the attractive 'ladies candidate', is receiving all of the attention; the 'great political economist Screw Driver' is.....
C1850. Etching. C1850. 85mm by 150mm (image only). George Cruikshank was a famous English caricaturist and illustrator.