Exploitation of paternity. Well, my son, never lose your filial piety, always remember that a father represents all that is sacred. So say, you don't have a few sous to give me, I'm dying of thirst and I'm out of tobacco. Honoré DAUMIER Hera George W. LAMBERT The arbour E. Phillips FOX Saint Geneviève provisioning Paris under siege Pierre PUVIS de CHAVANNES Louis ghost chair (Crystal) Philippe STARCK (designer); KARTELL, Milan (manufacturer) He looks fierce, but he is really a nice person Utagawa KUNIYOSHI Quartermaster Coull George Paul CHALMERS Oedipus Glyn Warren PHILPOT Night (no. 2) William ORPEN Welcome shade Keeley HALSWELLE Pamela greets her father Joseph HIGHMORE Keswick, lake John CONSTABLE Titlepage Wenceslaus HOLLAR Two bells Wenceslaus HOLLAR Titlepage Henri LE ROY; Wenceslaus HOLLAR (after) Plundering and burning a village Jacques CALLOT Suit INĀRS LĀCIS, Melbourne (fashion house); Inārs LĀCIS (designer) Loss Arthur BOYD 'Tween acts Athol SHMITH Untitled self portrait #1-12 Mike PARR Charity Heinrich ALDEGREVER Interior of the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam Romeyn de HOOGHE What London crushes are coming to George du MAURIER Tom and Jerry taking Blue Ruin after the spell is broke up Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK The fight between the lion Wallace and the dogs Tinker and Ball Theodore LANE A modern hell: Bob's first introduction to gaming Henry Thomas ALKEN The advantages of travel or A little learning is a dangerous thing: Plate 1 George CRUIKSHANK Elizabeth I, Queen of England Crispijn de PASSE the elder (engraver); Isaac OLIVIER I (after) Pamela preparing to go home Antoine BENOIST (engraver); Joseph HIGHMORE (after) Wire mesh chair Charles EAMES (designer); Ray EAMES (designer); HERMAN MILLER, Michigan (manufacturer)