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Artist George Cruikshank British, 1792–1878

Publisherpublished by Charles Tilt

Date1838

Mediumetching

Dimensions9.8 x 16.2 cm (3 7/8 x 6 3/8 in.)

ClassificationsPrints

Credit LineGift of Dr. Samuel B. Woodward

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etching

Object number1934.204

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Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818.

Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818.

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1818

Representation of Ye Gull Trap, and Ye Principal Actors in Ye New Farce Called Ye Hoax, Lately Preformed with Great Eclat on Ye S---k X----ge.

Representation of Ye Gull Trap, and Ye Principal Actors in Ye New Farce Called Ye Hoax, Lately Preformed with Great Eclat on Ye S---k X----ge.

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1814

Mr. B Promoted to Lieut. & first putting on his Uniform

Mr. B Promoted to Lieut. & first putting on his Uniform

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1835

Ostend Packet _ in a Squall___

Ostend Packet _ in a Squall___

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1824

Monstrosities of 1821

Monstrosities of 1821

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1821

"Monstrosities" of 1816 scene, Hyde Park_

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1816

To the Rt. Worshipful John Smoak Esq, & c. & c., This Print of Hunting a Ma(re)yor is Humbly presented to his L__d __p on his retiring from office

To the Rt. Worshipful John Smoak Esq, & c. & c., This Print of Hunting a Ma(re)yor is Humbly presented to his L__d __p on his retiring from office

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1819

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Universal Sufferage or the Scum Uppermost___!!!!

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1800s

A French HILT on a Spanish RAPIER!__

A French HILT on a Spanish RAPIER!__

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1823

The Afterpeice to the Tragedy of Waterloo - or - Madame Francoise & her Managers!!!

The Afterpeice to the Tragedy of Waterloo - or - Madame Francoise & her Managers!!!

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1815

The Modern Hannibal alias the King of Rome, swearing Eternal Enmity to England.

The Modern Hannibal alias the King of Rome, swearing Eternal Enmity to England.

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1814