(2) Vanity Fair British Magazine Framed Caricatures

(2) Vanity Fair British Magazine framed caricatures. “Men of the Day”, No. 12, caption “ The Diogenes of the Modern Corinthians without his Tub”, subject matter name Thomas Carlyle. “Statesm

Rare 1911 print, a caricature of the young Winston Churchill by Frederick Drummond "Nibs" Niblett (1861 - 1928) published in the March 1911 issue of Vanity Fair magazine, matted and framed, small appr

Matted and framed Vanity Fair colored caricature print "Spy", of Sir Saville Brinton Crossley, later Baron Somerleyton, after the 19th century original by Sir Leslie Matthew Ward (British, 1851-1922).

19th c Vanity Fair comic cartoon caricatures (7 pcs), "Spy" (Leslie Ward), and "Ape" (Carlo Pellegrini), all framed, overall sizes 14" x 9" to 18" x 12 1/2"

Including (2) framed. Original chromolithographs depicting various personalities. No descriptive sheets. Some identified on the back. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20.25" x W 14", (Sight) H 12.75" x W 7.75" C

Titled "Fortifications" and "A New Lord Mayor." Dated 1877 and 1890. Original chromolithographs. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20" x W 14", (Opening) H 14" x W 9" Condition: Frames with losses. One print with

Including (2) Vanity Fair cartoon prints titled The Recorder and Hard Head. Reproductions. Legal satire subjects. Dimensions: (Largest) (Frame) H 20.25" x W 14.75" (Sight) H 14" x W 8.75" Condition: L

Vintage Framed Vanity Fair 2 Gentlemen "Pinero and Shaw". size: 14 x 9 matte, 20.25 x 14.75 outside frame

[2] Vintage Framed Vanity Fair Gentleman Figures size: 14 x 8 matte, 26 x 20.5 outside frame

8 Framed Vanity Fair Caricature Prints includes Soverign No. *, Lieutenant and Bandmaster Daniel Godrey, Baron Mayer Amschel De Rothschild, Sir Michael Costa, Earl of Hopetoun, Men of Day #36, General

(8) VANITY FAIR ILLUSTRATIONS - 1870s to 1880s British Caricature Portraits of Judges of the Queen's Court, aquatint lithos, various artists, as published in the periodical, in matching black stick fr

These are some wonderful antique lithographs all published in Vanity Fair magazine. Each is a jockey caricature identified below. All measure approx. 14" x 19" dates: August 23 1900, Oct.. 4 1890, Oct

Item/Description: Three framed Vanity Fair Statesmen caricature lithographs by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son. Illustrations and articles. Includes: Statesmen - No. DXLIV (544) The Lord Rothschild. June 9

late 1800s featuring Spy and Apey. Largest 15 1/2" high, 10 1/2" wide. Varying conditions, some toning, foxing.

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Men of The Day No. 305, Mr Oscar Wilde, Colored Print and Story. Both Framed. size: 14 x 9.25, 17 x 12.25 outside frame

(1) "Vanity Fair" -The Madonna Diaries issue, Nov. 1996 (cover only) and (2) "Vanity Fair" - Madonna and Rupert issue March 2000 (cover only). BOTH signed in-person by the one and only MADONNA!

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Men of The Day No. 33, Mr. Charles R Darwin, Colored Print and Story. Both Framed. size: 14 x 9.25, 17 x 12 outside frame

"Sir W. Crookes Scientist X-Ray," and "Professor Virchow Scientist and Doctor," Caricatures for Vanity Fair, 1903. Signed in print. Glass dirty. 12.5" X 7.5" (21.5" X 15.5"). (From a Great Neck, NY Es

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Men of The Day No. 246, The Marquis of Blanford, Colored Print and Story. Both Framed. size: 14 x 10.25, 20 x 16.25 outside frame

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Statesmen No. 182, The Right Honourable Sir Michael Hick Beach, Colored Print and Story. Both Framed. size: 14 x 10.25, 20 x 16.25 outside frame

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Statesmen No. 389, Mr. William Henry Gladstone M.P., Colored Print and Story, Both Framed. size: 14 x 10.25, 20 x 16.25 outside frame

[2] Vanity Fair 1881, Statesmen No. 289, The Earl of Dunmore, Colored Print and Story. Both Framed. size: 14 x 10.25, 20 x 16.25 outside frame

(lot of 6) Framed caricature prints on paper, after the originals published in Vanity Fair, (two) signed in print Spy (Sir Leslie Matthew Ward, United Kingdom, 1851-1922), (one) signed in print Ape (C

Framed Caricature of M L Pasteur, from a painting by Theobald Chartran undercaption was Hydrophobia, Date circa. 1886 (published 8 January 1887), Source Published in Vanity Fair, 8 January 1887, as "M