Study for 'A Failure' and 'Dies Irae, Angel With Bagpipes' Charles KEENE Study for 'Rather Awkward' Charles KEENE Modern Tourists George CRUIKSHANK (attributed to); Isaac CRUIKSHANK (attributed to) Speeches to be lived down, if possible George du MAURIER A very likely character Henry HEATH La Scenes De La Vie De Province - "La Rentiere Au Marche " Charles JACQUE Les Etages- 'Monsieur Est En Affaire' BENARD Flannel coats of mail against the cold or The British ladies’ patriotic presents to the Army Isaac CRUIKSHANK A consultation of doctors on the case of Sir Toby Bumper Isaac CRUIKSHANK (etcher); George Moutard WOODWARD (draughtsman) Compound division Henry HEATH The comforts of a cabriolet or The advantages of driving hoodwink’d George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); M. EGERTON (draughtsman) Paris L'Ete No 4 Henry EMY Souvenirs Grotesques. "Dis donc, fifine..." Frédéric BOUCHOT A tète à tète conversation on recent events Charles WILLIAMS How to be run away with UNKNOWN; Henry William BUNBURY (after) Fashions Under "The Directory" 1798 -The Incroyables Gustave DORÉ Study for 'A Perfect Excuse' Charles KEENE Finished drawing for 'Rural Felicity' Charles KEENE Study for 'Donkeys Have Ears' Charles KEENE Study for 'Incombinable Elements' Charles KEENE Study for 'Lingua East Anglia' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Yachting in Little' Charles Samuel KEENE Study used in 'As Well As Can Be Expected' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Thrift' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'A Good Practical Joke' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Master of the Situation' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Equality' Charles Samuel KEENE Back view of man looking through field glasses Charles Samuel KEENE Finished drawing for 'The Sailor's Version' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'The Country In the Future' Charles Samuel KEENE