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Hand-colored 1809 caricature print by Thomas Rowlandson showing a woman in blue and a man in red framed by green curtains, wi

Tegg's Complete Collection of Caricatures, Relative to Mrs. Clarke and the Circumstances Arising from the Investigati…

March 27, 1809

Satirical etching of a bishop in bed with a woman, a mitre and crozier nearby, and a list for promotion.

The Bishop and His Clarke, or, A Peep into Paradise

February 26, 1809

Hand-colored caricature of an elderly woman in a bonnet beside a smiling young man in bed holding a purse.

A Tit Bit for a Strong Stomach

June 20, 1809

Hand-colored caricature of two wigged men playing cribbage at a small round table, one leaning forward with cards.

Twopenny Cribbage

[October 1, 1799], reissued 1810

Hand-colored print of a crowd in fashionable dress gathered before a Paris print shop window, with a tray-carrying vendor at

Les Musards de la Rue du Coq à Paris (Dawdlers of the Rue Coq, Paris)

ca. 1810

Hand-coloured caricature of a tall thin woman with a fan and a stout kneeling man in blue beside a mausoleum.

Dropsy Courting Consumption

October 25, 1810

Colored caricature of crowded theatre gallery spectators with exaggerated faces leaning over a rail beneath an arch.

Pidgeon Hole. A Convent Garden Contrivance to Coop up the Gods

February 20, 1811

Hand-colored caricature of a gluttonous man in green sprawled on a table while a woman reaches up with a tray in a kitchen.

Dinners Drest in the Neatest Manner

October 1811

Hand-colored etching of a couple kissing among Egyptian mummies, sphinx statues, and classical vases in a cluttered room.

Modern Antiquities

1811?

Hand-colored caricature of three men haggling in a crowded gallery of gilded framed paintings, one holding a monocle.

Italian Picture Dealers Humbugging My Lord Anglaise

May 30, 1812

Hand-colored caricature of smoking men around a Geneva barrel, with a small Napoleon figure shouting atop it in smoke.

Funcking the Corsican

December 6, 1813

Hand-colored caricature of a figure in blue tossed skyward by a ring of men holding a blanket, crown and scepter nearby.

Friends and Foes-Up He Goes-Sending the Corsican Munchausen to St. Cloud's

December 12, 1813

Satirical hand-colored print in three panels: a crowned tyrant, a weeping man on a rock, and a hanged man on a gallows.

Boney Turned Moralist

May 1, 1814

Hand-colored caricature of a man in green kicking a fleeing figure while swinging a cane, with a gallows labeled Isle of Elba

The Affectionate Farewell, or Kick for Kick

April 17, 1814

Hand-colored caricature of a defeated ruler seated among ribbons and skulls, with allied officers at left and a winged figure

A Delicate Finish to a French Usurper

April 20, 1814

Hand-colored caricature print of a uniformed man lifting a fox-headed figure as hounds run toward him across a hillside.

Coming in at the Death of the Corsican Fox, Scene the Last

April 12, 1814

Hand-colored caricature of a running uniformed man with a hare, scattering maps of European territories, by Thomas Rowlandson

Head Runner or Runaways from the Leipzic Fair

March 2, 1814

Hand-colored caricature of a fleeing uniformed man beside a devil, a flaming sword above, and a fallen throne with crowns.

The Tyrant of the Continent is Fallen, Europe is Free, England Rejoices

May 1, 1814

Hand-colored caricature of a green-coated figure at a balcony with a skeleton, devil and officers, overlooking Paris.

The Corsican and His Bloodhounds at the Window of the Thuilleries Looking Over Paris

April 16, 1815

Caricature of a man in a military coat caged on a donkey cart, surrounded by a jeering crowd, 1815 hand-coloured print.

A Rare Acquisition to the Royal Menagerie

July 28, 1815

Hand-colored satirical print of a nude central figure surrounded by demons, with fallen soldiers and burning landscape below.

Hell Hounds Rallying Round the Idol of France

April 8, 1815

Satirical etching of an ecstatic, round-faced preacher with raised hands, by Thomas Rowlandson, 1825.

Pie-Us Ecstacy - or Godliness (the Itinerant Preachers) Great Gain

November 19, 1825

Hand-coloured caricature of a servant struggling to fasten the breeches of a very stout man in a powdered wig.

A Little Bigger

May 18, 1791

Satirical etching of fashionable women in large hats and ruffled gowns in an interior, with a small dog and a towering feathe

The Supplemental Magazine

January 1, 1786

Etching of a theatre interior in chaos, with falling debris, torn curtains and a panicked crowd in period dress.

Chaos is Come Again!

February 4, 1791

Satirical etching of ragged dancers and musicians in a street before a theatre, with a man collecting coins from onlookers.

The Prospect Before Us, Humanely Inscrib'd to all those Professors of Music and Dancing Whom the Cap May Fit

January 13, 1791

Hand-colored caricature of two kneeling duellists aiming pistols in a saw-pit, with scattered weapons and a spectator above.

Slugs in a Saw-Pit

October 28, 1791

Hand-colored caricature of a man in a plumed hat riding a crowned white horse atop a globe, with labels reading Power and Lib

A Great Man on His Hobby Horse

1803

Hand-colored print of a crowded Paris street with fashionable figures before a print shop window displaying prints and books.

Les Musards de la Rue du Coq à Paris (Dawdlers of the Rue Coq)

ca. 1810

Hand-colored caricature print comparing seated Englishmen and animated Frenchmen in November, by Thomas Rowlandson, 1788.

Englishmen in November, Frenchmen in November

November 25, 1788

Hand-colored print of a crowded theater lobby with fashionable men and women in period dress beneath a playbill and wall lamp

Box Lobby Loungers

January 5, 1811

Watercolor and ink drawing of men brawling around a gaming table, one raising a broken chair above his head.

Kick Up at a Hazard Table

1787