Collection: British Prints

Nash, Joseph "Room.” [Postlip Hall, Gloucestershire]

Nash, Joseph "Sutton Place near Guildford"

Nash, Joseph "Hall-Staircase.” [Wakehurst, Sussex]

Nash, Joseph "Westwood, Worcestershire"

Nash, Joseph "Hall, Wroxton Abbey, Oxfordshire"

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

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

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

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 & Jerry, Sporting their 'bits of blood' among the Pinks in Rotten Row”

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

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

Seymour, Robert "McLean’s Monthly Sheet of Caricatures No. 44"

Dighton, Richard [Sir Moses Haim Montefiore]

Dighton, Richard "A Great Man on Change"

Charlton, John "A Sketch at the Morning Bicycle Parade in Hyde Park 'The Old Love and the New'"

Gillray, James "Franco"

Short, Frank after Turner, J.M.W. "Falls of the Rhine, Schaffhausen from an Unpublished Drawing for the Liber Studiorum in the possession of Henry Vaughan Esq.” [Switzerland]

Frith, W.P. “A Merry-Making in the Olden Time"

Ferris, Stephen J. after Collins "The Sale of the Pet Lamb"

Farington after de Vos "The Larder"

Rowlandson, Thomas & Pugin, Augustus Charles “Billingsgate Market.” From "The Microcosm of London"