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Punch, the magazine of humour and satire, ran from 1841 until its closure in 2002. A very British institution with an international reputation for its witty and irreverent take on the world, it published the work of some of the greatest comic writers (Thackeray, P G Wodehouse and P J O’Rourke among others) and gave us the cartoon as we know it today. Its political cartoons swayed governments while its social cartoons captured life in the 19th and 20th centuries. The world’s finest cartoonists appeared in Punch: such great names as Tenniel, E H Shepard, Fougasse, and Pont. |
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Darvill's Rare Prints is pleased to offer the following cartoons from 1844-1916. THE PROBABLE SOURCE OF THESE PRINTS IS "CARTOONS FROM PUNCH" PUBLISHED BY BRADBURY, AGNEW & CO OF LONDON IN 1906 |
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TE DEUM! |
OUGHTEN'T THE TURK TO BE MUCH OBLIGED TO HIS DIND FRIENDS (?) FOR THEIR PROMPT AND GENEROUS ASSISTANCE |
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(1854) $15 |
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THE SPLIT CROW IN DIFFICULITES— "A Split Crow fancying himself an Eagle, fixed his talons in the fleece of a Sheep—but, neither able to move his prey, nor to disentangle his feet, he was destroyed by the Shepherds." |
SALUTE THE ROOSHIANS? AYE, AYE, SIR! |
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(1854) $20 |
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THE ENTENTE CORDIALE |
THE RETURN FROM THE BALTIC!! |
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(1854) $20 |
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THE SHOOTING SEASON |
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS |
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(1854) $20 |
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"DANGEROUS!" |
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO LORD AB--D--N |
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(1854) $20 |
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NOT A NICE BUSINESS |
THE RUSSIAN FRANKENSTEIN AND HIS MONSTER |
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(1854) $20 |
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PAYING THE SHOT |
FELLOW-FEELING — THE BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA |
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(1854) $20 |
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THE "MONTAGNE RUSSE" — A VERY DANGEROUS GAME |
A STRUGGLE BETWEEN DUTY AND INCLINATION. |
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(1854) $20 |
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PEACE OR WAR — ANYHOW HE MUST PAY THE BILL |
THROWING THE OLD SHOE, |
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(1854) $20 |
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THE EMPEROR WITH THE "MILD EYES" OBJECTS TO THE NAKED TRUTH |
SIR EDMUND LYONS GOING IN HIS BROUGHAM TO THE OPERA AT SEBASTOPOL |
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(1854) $20 |
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GOD DEFEND THE RIGHT |
BLACK MONDAY |
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(1854) $20 |
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NOW FOR IT! |
BURSTING OF THE MINISTERIAL PIPES |
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(1855) $20 |
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SPADES ARE TRUMPS |
SEEING THE OLD YEAR OUT |
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(1855) $15 |
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WHAT WE MUST COME TO |
GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE |
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(1855) $20 |
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FIREWORKS IN PREPARATION |
HYPOCRISY DENOUNCING MUSIC |
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(1856) $15 |
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QUITE A NEW TUNE |
RUSSIA'S DIFFICULTY |
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(1856) $20 |
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SUNDAY MUSIC AS CANT WOULD HAVE IT |
CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES |
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(1856) (Some faint image offsetting/transference and/or foxing possible. Please click on images above to assess condition of each print.) |
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THE END OF GOG AND MAGOG, |
MR. BULL DOESN'T QUITE SEE IT |
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(1856) $20 |
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A CARD |
THE RUSSIAN TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN BEFORE THE "BEAKS." |
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(1856) $20 |
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A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION |
MR BULL AND HIS VALET |
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(1856) $20 |
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A GREAT SUNDAY EXAMPLE, BY THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANT--- |
SCENE FROM A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM |
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(1856) $20 |
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GRAND MILL BETWEEN CHARLEY POT AND JAMIE KETTLE |
PANMURE'S GENERAL RENOVATOR |
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(1856) $20 |
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MORE ORIGINAL PUNCH CARTOONS: 1844-1847 | 1848-1849 | 1850-1851 | 1852-1853 | 1854-1856 | 1857-1858 | 1915 | 1916 | next |
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