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Colour lithograph caricature of a stout bearded man in top hat, monocle and frock coat holding a cane, titled 'Charlie', 1883

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Politicians - ‘Charlie’. The Hon. Charles Spencer Bateman Hanbury Kincaid-Lennox. 7 July 1883, Leslie Ward (1883). Via artnap.com

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A full-length caricature lithograph of a stout, bearded gentleman in a top hat and monocle, wearing a long brown frock coat and striped trousers, with one hand in his pocket and a cane in the other. The print is titled 'Charlie' and is dated 7 July 1883, from Leslie Matthew Ward's Vanity Fair series, which is signed 'Spy' at lower right.