Caricatures Collection (page 86)

Wagner / Humor Blatter
RICHARD WAGNER German composer, in a parody of the bombardment of Alexandria: the bombardment of Bayreuth is about to begin, with a performance of Parsifal

Wagner / Puck / Leipzig
RICHARD WAGNER German composer, bowing ingratiatingly to his audience, offering them Great Art

Wagner / Moonshine / Horn
RICHARD WAGNER German composer with a large hunting horn, which featured prominently in his operas, but which he personally did not play

Wagner / Blass / Tannhauser
RICHARD WAGNER German composer playing the big drum: his favourite exercise!

Napoleon I & Shadow
A little man sometimes throws a long shadow

Pitt / Younger / Gillray
PITT THE YOUNGER English politician " The Giant Factotum amuses himself"

Bismarck and Turkey
Bismarck portrayed as Everybodys Friend - during the Russo-Turkish War he maintains a strict neutrality, emerging as the friend of the Turk

Disraeli / Crisis (4 of 4)
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Mr. Disraelis interviews with himself following the Ministerial Crisis of 1851 (Cartoon 4 of 4)

Disraeli / Crisis (3 of 4)
BENJAMIN DISRAELI General confusion following the Ministerial Crisis of 1851 (Cartoon 3 of 4)

Disraeli / Crisis (2 of 4)
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Mr. Disraeli on hearing that Lord Stanley had gone a second time to the Palace following the Ministerial Crisis of 1851

Disraeli / Crisis (1 of 4)
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Mr. Disraeli on hearing of the Ministerial Crisis of 1851. (Cartoon 1 of 4)

Disraeli / Dressing
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Dressing for an Oxford Bal Masque. A response to Disraelis Oxford Speech

Edward VII Gambling
EDWARD VII at Monte-Carlo. His companion : Its alright for you, if you lose, you just raise the income tax

Shakespeare / Baconian Thy
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE English dramatist and poet A pig-headed attack on the immortal bard

Darwin / Ancestor Cartoon
CHARLES DARWIN English naturalist Cartoon of the Darwinian ancestor; " For O it is such a Norrible Tail!"

Napoleon I / Fantasy Ptrit
NAPOLEON I A fantasy portrait where he is made up from a black bird, a golden hand, a spider in its web, figures and a map

Lloyd George / The World
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE British politician

Cecil Rhodes / Rire 1900
CECIL RHODES Statesman, entrepreneur and imperialist in South Africa, caricatured by Leandre

Edward Vii / Simplicissimu
EDWARD VII Cartoon showing Edward VII

Queen Victoria / 1896 Ctn
QUEEN VICTORIA Cartoon showing Edward (POW) and Queen Victoria (he asks if she would like to have a rest from sitting on the throne). Date: 1819 - 1901

Edward VII Crown Fitted
EDWARD VII French cartoon of Edward having his crown fitted

Wilhelm II Caricature
WILHELM II German ruler between June 1888 and November 1918

Charles James Fox / Dragon
CHARLES JAMES FOX British statesman caricatured as St George with the shield of truth facing the dragon

Charles Darwin as a wild man of the jungle
Charles Darwin, depicted as a wild man of the jungle with a beard almost down to his feet

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"Captivating Caricatures: A glimpse into the world of wit and satire" Step back in time as we explore the art of caricatures, where artists skillfully captured the essence of individuals through exaggerated features and playful depictions. From Cecil Rhodes to Denham Studios restaurant by Tony Wysard in 1937, these whimsical creations have left an indelible mark on history. Lloyd George's larger-than-life persona immortalized in Vanity Fair showcases his charismatic charm and political prowess. Meanwhile, Mel's portrayal at The Royal Aberdeen Golf Club captures Bismarck dropping his pilot with a touch of humor, revealing the complexities behind power dynamics. Disraeli's Vanity Fair caricature unveils his sharp intellect and astute statesmanship while Napoleon I is hilariously depicted by Gillray, highlighting both his grandeur and folly. Winston Churchill takes center stage as he navigates the tumultuous World War era with resilience and determination. Bismarck dons a new role as a blacksmith, symbolizing his ability to shape nations amidst turbulent times. Charles Darwin's caricature reflects not only his scientific genius but also challenges conventional beliefs. Punch cartoonist Faraday presents Father Thames receiving Faraday's card - a witty nod to science meeting nature. And let us not forget The Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh capturing moments on the green with their own brand of delightful exaggeration. Caricatures transport us beyond mere portraits; they offer insights into personalities that shaped our past. Join us on this journey through laughter-filled images that continue to captivate audiences even today.