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“Ape” (Carlo Pellegrini) and “Spy” (Leslie Ward), but many other artists provided images for this long

artists were Carlo Pellegrini who signed his works “Ape” and Leslie Ward, known as “Spy”, but many other

Classic Vanity Fair 19thC jockey portrait by 'Spy' aka Sir Leslie Ward Image Sz: 11 1/2"H x 7 1/4

Leslie 'Spy' Ward Vanity Fair Magazine President of St john's College Oxford 1 April 1893 Lithograph

Classic "Spy" aka Sir Leslie Ward 1880 colour-portrait of Keith from Vanity Fair's Men of The Day

Sir Leslie Matthew Ward (aka Spy) 1851-1922 British Caricatures of Queen Victoria and Edward VII

Salvation Army" by Spy (Leslie Ward) November 25, 1882, No. 267 from the "Clergymen" series. William Booth

Classic colour plate of Bucks" by 'Spy' aka Sir Leslie Ward for Vanity Fair published Nov 7, 1885

Classic colour plate by "Spy" aka Sir Leslie Ward for Vanity Fair's Supplement depicting the

Classic Vanity Fair Supplement by Spy aka Sir Leslie Ward colour print of the yachtsman, "Fyvie

Jr (1847-1919)) By 'Spy' (Sir Leslie Matthew Ward (1851–1922)) Original Chromolithograph Printed on

”), Leslie Ward (“Spy”), Théobald Chartran (“T”), and Jean de Paleologu (“PAL”). In the foreground stand

Classic colour plate by 'Spy' aka Sir Leslie Ward for Vanity Fair depicting 'Benjie' published

Classic Vanity Fair 'Spy' aka Sir Leslie Ward colour print depicting "Cabs" aka The Earl of

Academy. Sir Leslie Ward (pseudonym 'Spy') succeeded Carlo Pellegrini as the primary Vanity Fair artist

Royal Academy schools. Sir Leslie Ward (pseudonym 'Spy') succeeded Carlo Pellegrini as the primary

Ward (pseudonym 'Spy') succeeded Carlo Pellegrini as the primary Vanity Fair artist 395mm by 270mm

Classic Vanity Fair colour plate by 'Spy' aka Sir Leslie Ward subject, 'Yorkshire Cricket

Cambridge University at the same time becoming director of the Cambridge Observatory. Sir Leslie Ward

musical composers and playwrights Gilbert and Sullivan by Sir Leslie Ward (Spy) (1851-1922) and Carlo

celebrated Vanity Fair artist Leslie Ward, who worked under the well-known pseudonym “Spy.” The portrait

the celebrated Vanity Fair artist Leslie Ward, who worked under the famous pseudonym “Spy.” The

Ayes have it – the Noes have it”, drawn by Sir Leslie Ward (“Spy”) and published on 30 November 1893

celebrated Vanity Fair artist Leslie Ward, who worked under the famous pseudonym “Spy.” The portrait depicts

the celebrated Vanity Fair artist Leslie Ward, known under the famous pseudonym “Spy.” The portrait

Leslie Ward, perhaps Vanity Fair's most prolific and celebrated cartoonist, who usually signed his works

collectors. The artist 'Spy,' real name Sir Leslie Ward, was renowned for his ability to capture the essence

Leslie Ward, was renowned for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects, often highlighting

the celebrated Vanity Fair artist Leslie Ward, who worked under the famous pseudonym “Spy.” The

Leslie Ward (1851–1922), better known by his celebrated signature “Spy.” Ward was one of the most

artists such as Leslie Ward (“Spy”) and Carlo Pellegrini (“Ape”), occasional large group compositions like

'Spy', which is the pseudonym of Sir Leslie Ward, known for his incisive and elegant portrayals that

pseudonym, for example Spy was Sir Leslie Ward. However the artist's name is often not known, as is the

for both function and formality. The artist, 'Spy'—Sir Leslie Ward, is known for his insightful

caricature, drawn by 'Spy'—Sir Leslie Ward, captures Winans in a shooting pose, dressed in a practical outfit

George Cruikshank and the Vanity Fair artists, such as Leslie Ward (Spy). His works were published by

Cruikshank and the Vanity Fair artists, such as Leslie Ward (Spy). His works were published by Hanna Humphrey