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Well Blackey what do you want?
Henry Heath
March 2, 1829
The letter "W": Washington, Wagram, Waterloo
Victor Adam
1833
David and Bathsheba
James G. S. Lucas
1833–35
The Crucifixion – La Crucifixion
James G. S. Lucas
1835
"Please Sir here's the Man come for the money for the Boots..."
Henry Heath
1830–40
The Comic Annual
Thomas Hood
1834
Augustin-Eugène Scribe with Characters
Victor Adam
19th century
"Pray Sir are you the Gentleman vot lets out the Boats?"
Henry Heath
1830–40
The Kennel, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
Knight's Gems or Device Book
Frederick Knight
[ca. 1830]
The Comic Annual
Thomas Hood
1833
Finden's Gallery of the Graces: A Series of Portrait Illustrations of British Poets
Charles Tilt
1837
The Bee and the Wasp, A Fable in Verse
George Cruikshank
1832
Croquis par Divers Artistes
Paul Gavarni [Chevalier]
19th century
Andrews' Drawing Book of Flowers
James Andrews
1839–42
"I thought somehow I should not miss her!"
Henry Heath
ca. 1840
The Loving Ballad of George Bateman
Charles Dickens
1839
"I this here Ring goold Sir? Cos I've jest found it!"
Henry Heath
1830–40
The Pictoral French Dictionary
Aubert et Cie
1839
The Climb, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
The Comic Annual
Thomas Hood
1832
Sleeper's Bay, The Pirate Getting Under Weigh
Robert William Wallis
1835
Return from the Hunt, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
Fables, Original and Selected; by the most esteemed European and Oriental authors
J. J. Grandville
1839
Hunting a Ferret with Blanks, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
The Diverting History of John Gilpin: Showing How He Went Farther Than He Intended, and Came Safe Home Again
William Cowper
1828
L'Agaçante Modiste
Charles Philipon
19th century
"I say Old Boy lend us a Sovereign will ye? I'm rather short to Night, I'll give it ye again"
Henry Heath
1830–40
L'attrayante Brodeuse
Charles Philipon
19th century
Portrait of a Woman with a Mirror
Achille-Jacques-Jean-Marie Devéria
1820–30
Findens' Tableaux: A Series of Picturesque Scenes of National Character, Beauty, and Costume
Mary Russell Mitford
1838
The Comic Annual
Thomas Hood
1830
Wolf Hunt: Animal Wounded and Attacked by Dogs, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
"Five Shillings for a Duck!! what a treat! Sam have you any Silver?"
Henry Heath
ca. 1840
David and Bathsheba
James G. S. Lucas
1833–35
Portrait of Jean-Pierre Thénot
Paul Gavarni [Chevalier]
19th century
Hunting in the Field, from "Hunting Scenes"
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps
1829
"E'gad I'd no idea I could jump so well!! it's all up with Snook's."
Henry Heath
ca. 1840