In Collection: Vanity Fair caricatures (View all 1077)

Vanity Fair: Cricket. ‘Hampshire’. Captain Edward Wynyard. 25 August 1898 (1898)

Francis Carruthers Gould

Jockeys; ‘Bernard’, Bernard Dillon, September 12, 1906 (1906)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘A most discreet Under Secretary, drawn for the first time’. The Earl of Donoughmore. February 9, 1905 (1905)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians; ‘Finsbury’, Mr. William Torrens McCullagh Torrens, December 8, 1883 (1883)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Her majesty’s private secretary’. Colonel Sir Arthur John Brigge. September 6, 1900 (1900)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Businessmen and Empire Builders; ‘He has Engineered nothing Better than his Own Fortune’, Sir John Wolfe-Barry, January 26, 1905 (1905)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘ Bal’. Lord Balcarres. June 22, 1890 (1890)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Teachers and Headmasters; ‘Badger’, The Reverand Edward Hale, January 30, 1892 (1892)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Architecture and Engineers. ‘Imperialist Afrikander’. Sir James Sivewright. 1 June 1893 (1893)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘The Lord Chamberlain.’ The Earl of Kenmare. 26 February 1881 (1881)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

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

A. J. Marks

Politicians – ‘Fred’. The Hon. Frederic Morgan. 2 November 1893 (1893)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Vanity Fair; Literary; ‘Waterloo’, General The Earl of Albemarle, July 4, 1883 (1883)

Théobald Chartran (French, 1849-1907)

Politicians – ‘Property and Principle’. Earl Fitzwilliam. September 14, 1878 (1878)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Military and Navy; ‘The Home District’, Major General Lord Methuen, December 17, 1892 (1892)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)