Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Vanity Fair was a weekly magazine of social, literary and political content which was published in London from 1868 until February 5, 1914. It was favorite of Victorian and later, Edwardian England. Most popular of its features were the wonderful full page caricatures of famous men and women of the day. These lithographs remain Vanity Fair’s greatest legacy. The two most famous artists who worked for Vanity Fair were “Ape” (Carlo Pellegrini) and “Spy” (Leslie Ward), but many other artists provided images for this long running series of delightful caricatures.
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Artist: Sir Leslie Ward
City Justice, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1880
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Alderman Sir Robert Walter Carden KNT. MP.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
For the 'Times', Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1889
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of John Patrick Murphy QC.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
Slow and Steady, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1900
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Justice Gainsford Bruce.
Sir Leslie Matthew Ward was a British portrait artist and caricaturist who over four decades painted 1,325 portraits which wer...
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
Danky, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1898
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of William Otto Adolph Julius Danckwerts.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
Chitty's Leader, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1896
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Mr Edmund Widdrington Byrne QC MP for Walthamstow.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
Samuel Pope QC, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1885
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
'Jumbo'
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Mr Samuel Pope QC, an Irish barrister.
Accompanied by original descriptive text.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
Hand Colored 19th c. Vanity Fair Caricature of an Opera Singer, "Polish Tenor"
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Alamo, CA
A hand colored Vanity Fair caricature of a 19th century opera singer, M Jean de Reszke, entitled 'Polish Tenor'. The print was created by the most famou...
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1890s Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
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Lithograph
Mr Justice Field, Vanity Fair legal law caricature chromolithograph print, 1887
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
'Stay please'
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Mr Justice Field.
Accompanied by original descriptive text.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
Hon. Mr Justice Swinfen Eady, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph, 1902
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
'Plausible'
Vanity Fair legal portrait of The Hon. Mr Justice Swinfen Eady.
Accompanied by original descriptive text pasted onto a separate sheet.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
The City of London Court, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1900
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Commissioner Kerr.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
He can marshal evidence, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1892
By Sir Leslie Ward
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair legal portrait of Charles Willie Matthews in wig and gown. Specialised in criminal law.
380mm by 260mm (sheet)
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Late 19th Century Victorian Sir Leslie Ward Figurative Prints
Materials
Lithograph
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Oxford Circuit, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of a judge, 1896
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Vanity Fair legal portrait of Arthur Richard Jelf QC.
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Heads of the Law, Vanity Fair legal chromolithograph of judges, 1902
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Located in Melbourne, Victoria
Vanity Fair Supplement chromolithograph published 1902. Group portrait depicting 10 British justices at the bench. Each is named below the image.
410mm by 550mm (sheet)
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