Caricature and Other Comic Art in All Times and Many Lands. — John Shaqi
Caricature and Other Comic Art in All Times and Many Lands.Parton, James
History
Caricature and Other Comic Art in All Times and Many Lands.
Parton, James
Caricature -- History
From Title-page to Sermon "Woe to Drunkards" 97
"Let not the World devide those whom Christ hath
joined" 99
"England's Wolfe with Eagle's Clawes," 1647 102
Charles II. and the Scotch Presbyterians, 1651 103
Cris-cross Rhymes on Love's Crosses, 1640 105
Shrove-tide in Arms against Lent 107
Lent tilting at Shrove-tide 108
The Queen of James II. and Father Petre 109
Caricature of Corpulent General Galas 115
A Quaker Meeting, 1710 116
Archbishop of Paris 118
Archbishop of Rheims 118
Caricature of Louis XIV., by Thackeray 119
"Shares! Shares! Shares!" Caricature of John Law 120
Island of Madhead 122
Speculative Map of Louisiana 126
John Law, Wind Monopolist 129
The Sleeping Congregation 134
Hogarth's Drawing in Three Strokes 137
Hogarth's Invitation Card 137
Time Smoking a Picture 138
Dedication of a Proposed History of the Arts 140
Walpole paring the Nails of the British Lion 142
Dutch Neutrality, 1745 142
British Idolatry of the Opera-singer Mingotti 143
The Motion (for the Removal of Walpole) 144
Antiquaries puzzled 146
Caricature designed by Benjamin Franklin 147
Lord Bute 152
Princess of Wales--Bute--George III 152
The Wire-master (Bute) and his Puppets 153
The Gouty Colossus, William Pitt 156
The Mask (Coalition) 157
Heads of Fox and North 158
Assembly of the Notables at Paris 161
Mirabeau 162
The Dagger Scene in the House of Commons 164
The Zenith of French Glory 165
The Estates 166
The New Calvary 166
President of Revolutionary Committee amusing
himself with his Art 168
Rare Animals 169
Aristocrat and Democrat 170
"_You_ frank! Have confidence in _you_!" 171
Matrimony--A Man loaded with Mischief 173
Settling the Odd Trick 174
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