British London Satire Caricatures Comics Cartoon Illustrations Gallery
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If you love 19th Century political & social commentary, then these traditional prints are perfect for any space
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Featured British London Satire Caricatures Comics Cartoon Illustrations Print
Old woman making pies (Victorian cartoon)
An old lady making pies in Holloway Rise (North London), with hungry children (and a dog) waiting for her to give them pieces. From 'Merry Conceits and Whimsical Rhymes', written and drawn by Charles H. Ross; engraved and printed by Edmund Evans; published by George Routledge & Sons, London & New York, 1883. Each somewhat anarchistic illustration comes with a humorous verse, often highly unpolitically-correct by today's standards
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