Politicians - ‘Lowestoft’. Sir Savile Briton Crossly. November 17, 1888
Leslie Ward · 1851-1922
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Politicians - ‘Lowestoft’. Sir Savile Briton Crossly. November 17, 1888, Leslie Ward (1888). Via artnap.com
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A full-length caricature in profile shows a standing man wearing a tall top hat, a dark frock coat, a white cravat and a pocket square, with his hands in his trouser pockets. The chromolithograph is dated November 17, 1888, and is attributed to Leslie Matthew Ward, published in Vanity Fair and captioned with the title 'Lowestoft'.
