In Collection: Vanity Fair caricatures (View all 1077)

Politicians – ‘Batavian grace’. Alex J. Beresford-Hope. September 10, 1870 (1870)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Doctors and Scientists. ‘orthodoxy’. Sir William Broadbent. 30 October 1902 (1902)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘The Soldier who Couldn’t draw his Sword’, Major General Sir Henry Marshman Havelock, March 29, 1879 (1879)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Yachting Devotees; ‘Yachting’, Count Edmund Batthyany, September 19, 1874 (1874)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Literary; ‘Chesterfield Letters’, The Earl of Desart, January 31, 1874 (1874)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Doctors and Scientists. ‘Freddie’. Mr. Frederick Treves. July 19 (1900)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Diplomacy and Poetry’. Mr. James Renell Rodd. 7 January 1897 (1897)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘The Constable of the Tower’, L.N. Gomm, August 30, 1873 (1873)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Jockeys of the Victorian and Edwardian Turf executed by Spy and others for the ‘Vanity Fair’ Series

Vincent Robert Alfred Brooks (English, 1815–1885)

Policemen; ‘Explosives’, Colonel Vivian Dering Majendie, April 23, 1892 (1892)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Vanity Fair; Literary; ‘G.B.S.’, Mr. George Bernard Shaw (ca. 1911)

Alick P. F. Ritchie

Politicians – ‘Liverpool’. M.E. Whitley. 21 February 1880 (1880)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘A Military Secretary’, Colonel Douglas Frederick Rawdon Dawson, January 1, 1903 (1903)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Vanity Fair; Royalty; ‘She has Throughout her Life been Betrayed by those who Should have been Most Faithful to Her’, Isabella II, Queen of Spain, September 28, 1869

James Tissot (French, 1836-1902)

Vanity Fair; Jockeys; ‘An American Jockey’, Tod Sloane, May 25, 1899 (1899)

Godfrey Douglas Giles