English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteeth century : How they illustrated and interpreted their times (1886)
Everitt, Graham, Heritage Book Shop (Los Angeles, Calif.), former owner. CLUW · London : S. Sonnenschein, Le Bas & Lowrey · leaf 144
thecorpulent queen herself, with her attendant. Lady Ann Hamilton,and the indispensable Alderman Wood, the whole closing with the various trades with flags and banners. It would appearto us that one of the rarest of the caricatures on the ministerialside has reference to this triumphal entry. It is… … *2 o.5 S ^ o TRIUMPH OF THE QUEEN. 8i braying jackasses. A figure, intended no doubt for AldermanWood, habited in a fools cap and jesters dress, holds her by thehand; the lady who follows him, playing on the fiddle and wearinga Scotch bonnet, is meant for Lady Ann Hamilton (she is named Lady Ann…
Caricatures and cartoons · English wit and humor, Pictorial
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