Cruikshank Collection (page 3)

CRUIKSHANK, George (1792-1878). Cartoon called A Radical Reformer, i.e. A Neck or Nothing Man! Dedicated to the Heads of the Nation. It was published by Thomas Tegg of Cheapside on 17 September 1819

Victorian family with drunkard husband
Slide showing a picture of a man and a woman talking with two children. The woman is pointing at a shop with a sign saying Christmas Gin with a man in torn clothes walking past. Part of Box 366

?Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818? - Cruikshank
?Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818?. 1818. Coloured etching by George Cruikshank, published by H Humphry, St James?s St, 1818. Part 2 of a series of etchings

Cruikshank / Monument
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK artist and temperance advocate: the monument placed by his wife in the crypt of St Pauls Cathedral Date: 1792-1878

Portrait with Signature of Artist George Cruikshank
George Cruikshank the artist and temperance advocate in middle age Date: circa 1880s

George Cruikshank (1792-1878) artist

Cruikshank / Sadlers Wells
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK artist at a temperance meeting at Sadlers Wells Theatre: he is on the stage, just to the left of the woman with the two little boys Date: 1792-1878

Robert Cruikshank
ROBERT CRUIKSHANK elder brother of George, caricaturist, social satirist and miniature painter Date: 1789 - 1856

Cruikshank / Etching
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK the artist and temperance advocate in 1811, from his etching entitled Interior View of the House of God Date: 1792-1878

Cruikshank / Knight
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK artist and temperance advocate Date: 1792-1878

CRUIKSHANK
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK artist and temperance advocate in old age Date: 1792-1878

CRUIKSHANK, George (1792-1878). United Kingdom, 1809. Cartoon about the scandal of the Duke of York (Frederick of York and Albany 1763-1827) as the result of the activities of his latest mistress

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 9
This is the paper, the poor drunkard signed, Which was brought by the pastor, so noble and kind, Who pitied the woman, with wobegone face, And her husband, the drunkard

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 12
This is the cottage, the home of delight, Whence prayer, like an incense, ascends day and night, Where joy and contentment sit smiling so bright - Whence came this glad home where such comforts unite

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 11
This is the text which the good pastor chose, And the light on the soul of the drunkard arose, As he sat in the church, to which one Sabbath-day, Along with his wife he had taken his way

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 7
This is the woman, with wobegone face, The wife of the drunkard, in rags and disgrace, Who is served by the lady, all jewels and lace, The wife of the landlord who coins his bright gold

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 2
These are the drinks that are sold night and day, at the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay. Illustration no. 2 of 12 by George Cruikshank to The Gin-Shop

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 8
This is the pastor, so noble and kind, Who pitied the woman, with wobegone face, And the husband, the drunkard, in rags and disgrace, Who is served by the lady, all jewels and lace

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 1
This is the Gin-shop all glittering and gay. Illustration no. 1 of 12 by George Cruikshank to The Gin-Shop, an improving rhyme warning against the dangers of alcohol and its ruinous effects

Cartoon of clay-diggers / peasants and mole. Woodblock by George Cruikshank, from Chandos Wren-Hoskyns, Talpa or the Chronicles of a Clay Farm. An Agricultural Fragment(3rd edition). Frontispiece

London Season / Cruikshank
A girls vision of the London Season. Included in the montage: balls; presentation at court; riding in rotten row, clothes; a wedding, gentlemen callers........ Date: 1840s

Grand revival of Oliver Twist after Cruikshank. Date c1883

Customers from The Gin-Shop by Cruikshank
These are the Customers, youthful and old, That drink the strong drinks which are sold night and day At the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay. Illustration no

William Cruikshank
WILLIAM CUMBERLAND CRUIKSHANK Medical : anatomist Date: 1745 - 1800

Fellows of the Zoological Society by George Cruikshank. Cruikshank pairs the fellows up with their look-a-like animal. Date: 1851

Twist / Cruikshank / Claimed
Claimed by his affectionate friends Date: First published: 1836-37

I dreamt I slept at Madame Tussaud s
I dreamt I slept at Madame Tussauds ! A satirical depiction. Date: 1847

Capture of the Cato Street Conspirators
The capture of Cato Street conspirators in their hayloft hideout as depicted by George Cruikshank in 1820. Police entering the loft shouted, We are Peace Officers. Lay down your arms

A Flight across the Herring Pool
Pitt and Dundas encourage the flight of Irish MPs across the Irish channel offering them places and sinecures. Colour Engraving. Isaac Robert Cruikshank (1789-1856). Published 20th June 1800

Cruikshank / Regent Street
A fashionable London tailor measures a client

Cruikshank / Wagstaff
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK the artist and temperance advocate as a young man

An English workman and his family -- Cruikshank
A workmans home, with father and mother at the table, a little maid serving them, and their two young children at a tiny table in front of the hearth. Ominously, the father is holding a bottle

Punch Fights Old Nick
Punch fights Old Nick

Punch and Old Nick
Punch visited by Old Nick

Punch and Ketch
Punch teaches Jack Ketch how to hang a man

Punch in Prison
Punch in prison

Punch Pities Blind
Punch pities the poor blind

Punch and his Music
Punch and his music

Punch and Footman
Punch and the foreign footman

Punch Physiks Doctor
Punch physiks the Doctor

Doctor Physiks Punch
The Doctor physiks Punch

Punch and the Doctor

Punch on his Steed
Punch on his steed

Coutier with Long Neck
The courtier with the long neck

Punch and Pretty Poll

Punch Throws away Child
Punch throws away his child

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