George Cruikshank

1792–1878 · United Kingdom

George Cruikshank or Cruickshank (27 September 1792 – 1 February 1878) was a British caricaturist and book illustrator, praised as the "modern Hogarth" during his life. His book illustrations for his friend Charles Dickens, and many other authors, reached an international audience. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Allied Bakers”, 1814 — British Museum
“The Theatrical Atlas”, 1814 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Prince of Whales or the Fisherman at Anchor”, 1812 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Ancient Military Dandies of 1450 – Modern Military Dandies of 1819”, 1835 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“A Sepulchral Enquiry into English History”, 1813 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Imperial Botany–or a Peep at Josephine's Collection of Engilsh Exoticks, vide the Champion Jany 30, 1814”, 1814 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“A Game of Cribbage or Boney's Last Shuffle”, 1814 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Peace and Plenty or Good News for John Bull!!!”, 1814 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Plate V, Cold, Misery, and Want Destroy Their Youngest Child”, 1847 — Yale Center for British Art
“Plate IV, Unable to Obtain Employment They Are Driven by Poverty into the Streets to Beg”, 1847 — Yale Center for British Art
“Plate II, He is Discharged form his Employment for Drunkenness”, 1847 — Yale Center for British Art
“Plate I, The Bottle is Brought out for the First Time”, 1847 — Yale Center for British Art
“Nashional Taste!!!”, 1824 — National Library of Wales
“My friend John Sheringham”, 1878 — National Library of Wales
“Anticipated Effects of the Tailors' "Strike"”, 1834 — National Gallery of Art
“The Death of Property Tax!!!”, 1816 — National Gallery of Art
“Jack Sheppard Accuses Thames Darrell of the Theft”, 1839 — Yale Center for British Art
“Jack Sheppard's Irons Knocked off in the Stone Hall at Newgate”, 1839 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Battle of the Nile” — Yale Center for British Art
“The Gamekeepers Attacking the Poachers” — Yale Center for British Art
“Mr. Weazel Renews an Old Friendship” — Yale Center for British Art
“Jonathan Wild Discovers Darrell in the Loft”, 1835 — Yale Center for British Art
“An Awkward Post” — Yale Center for British Art
“Pisces - Too Deep!” — Yale Center for British Art
“Mr Crump's Extreme Politeness” — Yale Center for British Art
“"Captain Kelly conveys a slight remonstance"” — Yale Center for British Art
“Mrs. Sheppard Expostulating with her Son”, 1839 — Yale Center for British Art
“Sagittarius - The Archer (Not "Venus' Son Divine.")” — Yale Center for British Art
“Jack Sheppard's Escape from the Cage at Willesden”, 1839 — Yale Center for British Art
“My good friends, 'favete linguis'”, 1836 — Yale Center for British Art
“Whiles-at brose-time”, 1836 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Captain of Knockdunder”, 1836 — Yale Center for British Art
“A 'summat' to Eat and Drink”, 1836 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Last Chance”, 1838 — Yale Center for British Art
“Very unpleasant weather”, 1820 — National Gallery of Art
“Oliver plucks up a spirit”, 1837 — Yale Center for British Art
“Oliver Asking for More”, 1837 — Yale Center for British Art
“Oliver Escapes being Bound Apprentice to the Sweep”, 1837 — Yale Center for British Art
“Oliver being Introduced to the Respectable Old Gentleman”, 1837 — Yale Center for British Art
“Monstrosities of 1822 - Pt. 5”, 1835 — Yale Center for British Art