[Caricature of Edward Levy. original color lithograph] VANITY FAIR. March 22,1873. No. 229. MEN OF THE DAY, No. 59, "The Daily Telegraph."

Verlag: Vanity Fair, London, England, 1873

Beschreibung

In acid free mylar envelope. The sheet is too large for the scanner's platen and so it is reproduced here in sections. il ne s'agit pas d'une reproduction moderne. It's not a modern copy. Vanity Fair portrait Number 229, Men of the Day Number 59. Vanity Fair was a weekly from 1868 to 1914. Its caricatures both lampooned and praised eminent Victorian and Edwardian politicians, sportsmen, lawyers and other "Men of the Day." Vanity Fair founder and editor, Thomas Gibson Bowles (1842-1922), invited readers to recognize the vanities of human existence through the magazine's prose and colored caricatures. The Vanity Fair caricatures have become widely know as "Spy" prints due to the 1325 caricatures drawn by Sir Leslie Matthew Ward, who was a fixture at Vanity Fair for over 40 years. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 006195

Bibliografische Details

Titel: [Caricature of Edward Levy. original color ...

Verlag: Vanity Fair, London, England

Erscheinungsdatum: 1873

Einband: No Binding

Illustrator: Ward, Leslie Matthew, aka SPY (1851-1922)

Zustand: Very Good