Mauger sharpening his axe George CRUIKSHANK Born a genius and born a dwarf George CRUIKSHANK I say Sam, dosen’t them hices give you the shivers Henry HEATH A burgess of Warwick Lane James GILLRAY Monstrosities of 1821 George CRUIKSHANK L'affichomanie Joseph Guillaume BOURDET French affairs no. 1: Ordinance against the liberty of the press William HEATH Inconveniences of a crowded drawing room George CRUIKSHANK A new court of Queen's bench George CRUIKSHANK The civil list William HEATH Friends and foes, up he goes: Sending the Corsican Munchausen to Saint Cloud’s Thomas ROWLANDSON Watermill Frank SHORT (engraver); J. M. W. TURNER (after) Solway Moss Frank SHORT (engraver); J. M. W. TURNER (after) Titlepage Jacques CALLOT Preparing to fire the canon Jacques CALLOT The Wheel Jacques CALLOT The Hanging Jacques CALLOT Destruction of a convent Jacques CALLOT The peasants avenge themselves Jacques CALLOT Scene of pillage Jacques CALLOT Off they went, nodding their heads and breaking baritone winds Félix BRACQUEMOND Jesus sleeping peacefully in the Heart amidst a storm outside Anton WIERIX II Even more indigestible than a lobster dinner is a gentleman who has a passion to sing a romance after the meal. (Reflections of a guest who is forced to listen) Honoré DAUMIER The glowing article Honoré DAUMIER They say that there are people who drink absinth in a country that produces such good wine as this. Honoré DAUMIER The Presentation in the Temple REMBRANDT Harmensz. van Rijn Poor man's hearse, rich man's hearse Victor-Jean ADAM Third day- Theatre in the middle of the large pond Israël SILVESTRE Doctor Syntax meditating on the tombstones Thomas ROWLANDSON Equestrian statue of Charles I Wenceslaus HOLLAR