In Collection: Vanity Fair caricatures (View all 1077)

Vanity Fair: Newspapermen; ‘Financial News’, Harry Marks, June 8, 1889 (1889)

A. J. Marks

Horse Trainers; ‘He owns Chancellor’, Mr. Fred Crisp, June 8, 1893 (1893)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Legal; ‘Plausible’, Swinfen Eady, February 13, 1902 (1902)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Turf Devotees; ‘The Duke of Sport’, The Duke of Beaufort, September 30, 1876 (1876)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians; ‘Ancient Lineage’, The Marquis of Bath, June 13, 1874 (1874)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Jockeys; Sam Loates, November 6, 1896 (1896)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Chorus’. Admiral Sir William Edmonstone. March 8, 1879 (1879)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘an elder son.’ Viscount MacDuff. 16 December 1876 (1876)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘Keeper of the Crown Jewels’, General Sir Hugh Henry Gough, February 15, 1906 (1906)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘A message from the Queen’. The Rt. Hon. Lord Otho Augustus Fitzgerald. August 9, 1873 (1873)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – Vanity Fair. ‘the Foreign Office’. Sir Julian Pauncefote. 7 April 1883 (1883)

Théobald Chartran (French, 1849-1907)

Politicians – ‘Amends’. The Rt. Hon. Stephen Cave. October 3, 1874 (1874)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Royalty; ‘The Student Prince’, H.R.H. Prince Leopold, April 21, 1877 (1877)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘The Imperial Institute’. Sir John Richard Somers. Vine. 27 July 1893 (1893)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Railway Officials; ‘G.W.R.’, Sir Joseph Loftus Wilkinson, November 20, 1902 (1902)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)