George CRUIKSHANK

Tom, Jerry and Logic making the most of an evening at Vauxhall Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Art of self-defence: Tom and Jerry receiving instruction from Mr Jackson at his rooms in Bond Street Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK A shilling well laid out: Tom and Jerry at the exhibition of pictures at the Royal Academy Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Tom and Jerry taking the hint at Logic's being blown up at Point Nonplus … Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK A look in at Tattersal’s: Tom taking Jerry's judgment in purchasing a prad Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Highest life in London: Tom and Jerry ‘sporting a toe’ among the Corinthians at Almacks in the West Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Titlepage Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Fencing: Jerry's admiration of Tom in an assault with Mr O'Shaunessy at the rooms in St James’s Street Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK The Royal Exchange: Tom pointing out to Jerry a few of the primest features of life in London Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK A whistling shop: Tom and Jerry visiting Logic on board the Fleet Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Tom, Jerry and Logic backing Tommy the Sweep at the Royal Cockpit Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK First of September George CRUIKSHANK Tabbies and tom cat or Old maids examining a unique tortoiseshell subject Isaac CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Modern Tourists George CRUIKSHANK (attributed to); Isaac CRUIKSHANK (attributed to) A party of pleasure George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) A curious junto of slandering elves or List’ners seldom hear good of themselves George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); E. H. L. (draughtsman) Very unpleasant weather or The old saying verified: Raining cats, dogs and pitchforks George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); A. E. (draughtsman) Le retour de Paris or The neice presented to her relations by her French governess George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); E. H. L. (draughtsman) The comforts of a cabriolet or The advantages of driving hoodwink’d George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); M. EGERTON (draughtsman) Game of chess George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT Humming birds or A dandy trio George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); John S. SHERINGHAM (draughtsman) A visit to Cockney Farm George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) An interesting scene on board an East Indiaman, showing the effects of a heavy lurch after dinner George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) The Elgin Marbles! or John Bull buying stones at the time his numerous family want bread!! George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); J. SIDEBOTHAM (draughtsman) Are you not Irish? George CRUIKSHANK The worship of Bacchus or The drinking customs of society George CRUIKSHANK; Charles MOTTRAM (engraver)