George Cruikshank Headache Engraving 1835

Cruikshank, George (British 1792-1878), The Headache, 1835, engraving, published by Thomas McLean in 1835, image 8 x 9.75inches, frame 17.25 x 18.25 inches.

From the Library of Herbert Gedney (1852-1896) of Goshen, Orange County, NY. Including: "The Comic Almanack", with Illustrations by George Cruikshank, 1st series, 1835-1843", London, John Camden Hotte

George Cruikshank (British, 1792-1878) antique hand colored copperplate engraving from David Carey’s Life in Paris, the Rambles, Sprees and Amours of Dick Wildfire, Fairburn, London, 1822. The

George Cruikshank (British, 1792-1878), 1835, two etchings, 1) "Checkmate", depicting a mortified woman walking in on her husband with the maid, the drama highlighted by the scenes of mythology in the

Handcolored etching, captioned below "The ROOT of King's EVIL NB, To Cure ye Constitution of this Evil ye Axe must be laid to ye Root." Print by George Cruikshank after Frederick Marryat, 1835. 10.75"

Three (3) works on paper. Pellerin (Circa 1800); together with, George Cruikshank after Alfred Crowquill (1835). 15 3/4 24 (sight - largest)

Five 19th century satirical etchings / engravings comprising After George Cruikshank (1792-1878), Hand coloured etching, The Root of King's Evil - N.B. to Cure ye Constitution of this Evil, ye Axe mus

Josephine and Napoleon Bonaparte unfinished engraving proof drawn by George Cruikshank, circa 1824, after Isabey, mounted together with a hand written note professed to be a genuine and published love

Josephine and Napoleon Bonaparte unfinished engraving proof drawn by George Cruikshank, circa 1824, after Isabey, mounted together with a hand written note after the original written by Josephine (the

Cornwallis Resigning His Sword To Washington General George Washington Print Type: Engraving Date: circa 1835 Origin: United States

Book: The Kensington Fine Art Association's Picture Album being a collection of Engravings and Etchings by George Cruikshank. Published 1884, London.

(2) 19th Century British Caricatures: George Cruikshank (1792-1878), hand colored etching, "A visit to Cokney Farm", Published by Thomas McLean, August 1st 1835, measures 9 1/2" x 13 3/4" sight, 16" x

Cruikshank, George (English, 1792-1878), 8 framed Dandies or Monstrosities of 1818, published by Thomas 1835, etchings, 10 x 13.75 inches, framed in attractive hand painted French mats and Hogarth sty

Pub. London: M'Lean (1835), folio, with original boards, approximately 80 prints. Dimensions: 17 1.2" x 11 1/2"

(2) George Cruikshank autographs and CDV photo, Incl. a book plate engraving with signature, 10"h x 6"w, an autograph dated January 24th, 1860, 4"h x 6"w, and a CDV, 4"h x 2.5"w Provenance: The Collec

Woodward. London Pub. London: George Cruikshank, 1796 With the caption “London Pub: By Allen and West 15 Paternoster Row." Hand-colored engraving of a ladies card game with men hovering. 9 x 7". Sta

Mr. B. Promoted to Lieu & First Putting on His Uniform. Reproduction of 1835 print. Dimensions: (Frame) H 15.25" x W 19" (Sight) H 9" x W 12" Condition: Wear consistent with age including minor toning

George Washington Engraving and LithographWashington Crossing the Delaware. 1832-1835. ENGRAVER: John Baker (American, active 1832-1835). PUBLISHER: Humphrey Phelps (American, 1799-1875). SUBJECT: Geo

All unframed, bound along top edge, including: "The Bottle" by George Cruikshank, as published, original wraps, no handcoloring; PLUS (28) Hand Colored Engravings by Cruikshank or Gillray, all having

Group of antique books. Subjects of poetry and fables. Cruikshank, George: Cruikshank's Table Book. Edited by Gilbert A. Beckett. With 12 steel plates and 116 engravings on wood. Original cloth. Londo

* CRUIKSHANK, George (1792-1878). The Comic Almanack. London: John Camden Hotten, [1835-1853]. 4 volumes, 8vo (184 x 117 mm). Engraved vignette on title-page of volume I, numerous engraved plates (som

CRUIKSHANK, George (1792-1878). A pair of framed medical engravings. 1811/1812. Satirical color engravings relating to vaccines and surgical students. Matted and framed. Largest, 16 x 20 ½”

69. Cruikshank, George. Very Unpleasant Weather * A Swarm of English Bees hiving in the Imperial Carriage. Together 2 engravings. Each about 11-1/2 x 16-1/2 inches, including margins; several tears al

Edited By Gilbert Abbott A Beckett, illustrated with 12 steel plates, and 116 engravings on wood