History of Caricature and of the Grotesque in Art, Literature, Sculpture, and Painting, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day. By THOMAS WRIGHT, MA, FSA Profusely illustrated by FW FAIRHOLT, FSA... The two destinies - Pagina 28door William Wilkie Collins - 1876Volledige weergave - Over dit boek
| England - 1869 - 214 pagina’s
...the caricaturists from Hogarth to GUlray, and from Gillray to Cruikshank."— Morning Star. " It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The 600 odd pHpca which mnke up the... | |
| John Templeton Lucas - 1869 - 280 pagina’s
...the caricaturists from Hogarth to Gillray, and from Gillray to Cruikshank."— Morning Star. u It ls emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The 600 odd pages which make up the... | |
| Alfred Austin - 1869 - 148 pagina’s
...Fox." — Saturday Review. " A more amusing work of its kind was never issued."— Art Journal. " It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The 600 odd pages which make up the... | |
| J. M - 1869 - 232 pagina’s
...from Hogarth to Glllray, and from Uillray to Cruikshank." — Morning Star. M It is emphatically ono of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most Interesting. It has the yrofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The CUO odd pitgcs which make up the... | |
| Charles Henry Ross, Ambrose Clarke - 1870 - 386 pagina’s
...the caricaturist* from Hogarth to Qillray, and from GUlray to Cruikshauk."— Morning Star. u It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most Interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The GOO odd pages which mnke up tho... | |
| Frank Bellew - 1870 - 328 pagina’s
...the caricaturists from Uogarth to Gillray, and from Gillray to Cruikshank."— Morning Star. " It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most Interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifving. The 600 odd pages which mttke up the... | |
| Charles Dickens - 1870 - 406 pagina’s
...the caricaturists from Hogarth to GUiray, uud from Giliray to Cruikehank." — Morning Star. " It Is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has th* twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The 600 od-l pages which make up tha... | |
| Edward Peron Hingston - 1870 - 444 pagina’s
...the caricaturists from Hogarth to Gillray, and from GUlray to Cruikshank."— Morning Star. 41 It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amnsing and edifying1. The 600 odd pages which make up the... | |
| Blanchard Jerrold - 1870 - 310 pagina’s
...the caricaturist* from fiogarth to Gillray, and from GUlray to Cruikshauk."— Morning Star. u It Is emphatically one of the liveliest of books. as also one of the most Interesting. It has the twofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The 600 odd pages which mnke up ttio... | |
| William Ewart Gladstone - 1870 - 388 pagina’s
...caricaturist* from Hogarth to GiUray, and from Gillray to Cruikshank.' — Morning Star. •• It is emphatically one of the liveliest of books, as also one of the most interesting. It has ths wofold merit of being at once amusing and edifying. The COO odd pages which make up tho... | |
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