Collection: Gallery

Cruikshank, George and Robert Isaac "Tom & Jerry catching Kate & Sue, on the Sly, having their Fortunes told"

Cruikshank, Isaac "A Magisterial Visit."

Cruikshank, Isaac "A Necessary War, or Quixotism Revived or the Knight of the Little House."

Cruikshank, Isaac "Solomon in all his Glory!!"

Cruikshank, Isaac Robert "By St. Peter this is no Sham - or - a New Cut for the Groom of the Stool."

Cruikshank, Isaac Robert "The Freedom of Election or Hunting for Popularity and Plumpers for Maxwell."

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “A 'Look In' at Tattersal's…”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “A Whistling Stop…”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Outside of the Opera House at Night….”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Symptoms of the finish of Some Sorts of Life in London_ Tom, Jerry, and Logic, in the Press Yard at Newgate”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “The Principal Characters presented to Public Exhibition throughout Real Life in London” Frontispiece. Vol. I

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “The Royal Exchange…”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom & Jerry larking at a Masquerade Supper, at the Opera House”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom & Jerry, Sporting their 'bits of blood' among the Pinks in Rotten Row”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom and Jerry 'Masquerading it' among the Cadgers in the 'Back Slums,' in the Holy Land”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom and Jerry taking the hint at Logic's being blown up at 'Point Nonplus;' or, long 'wanted' by John Doe and Richard Roe and must 'come.'”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom, Jerry and Logic in characters at the Grand Carnival”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “Tom, Jerry and Logic, backing Tommy, the 'Sweep, at the Royal Cockpit”

Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. “White Horse Cellar, Picadilly…”

Csoka, Stephen “Brooklyn Landscape.”

Cumming & De Vorsey, Jr. "The Southeast in Early Maps"

Cumming, Skelton & Quinn. "The Discovery of North America"

Cunningham, Noble E., Jr. "Popular Images of the Presidency from Washington to Lincoln"

Currier & Ives "Woodcock Shooting"