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Harlequin and his Swans: Comical Joe & His Lads of Proof Spirit in Marching Order
Harlequin and his Swans: Comical Joe & His Lads of Proof Spirit in Marching Order

Harlequin and his Swans: Comical Joe & His Lads of Proof Spirit in Marching Order

Datecirca 1820
CultureUnited Kingdom
MediumInk on paper, handcolored engraving
ClassificationPrints
Credit LineTibbals Circus Collection
Object numberht8000736
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DimensionsHEIGHT: 7 × 8 1/2 in. (17.8 × 21.6 cm)
Handbill for Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. January 21, 1814
Handbill for Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. January 21, 1814
January 21, 1814
Set of eleven small round doilies with pattern showing swans and fleur-de-lis
Set of eleven small round doilies with pattern showing swans and fleur-de-lis
Mr. Grimaldi as he appeared when he took his farewell benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on the 27th of June 1828
Mr. Grimaldi as he appeared when he took his farewell benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on the 27th of June 1828
1828
Mr. Ducrow as the Chinese Enchanter Flying from the Fiends of Vengeance on his three Wild Coursers Terror, Despair & Hatred
Mr. Ducrow as the Chinese Enchanter Flying from the Fiends of Vengeance on his three Wild Coursers Terror, Despair & Hatred
1831
Prince Polotinska & his Grand Car in the Popular Spectacle called the Brave Cossack as performed at Astley's Amphitheater Westminster Bridge
Prince Polotinska & his Grand Car in the Popular Spectacle called the Brave Cossack as performed at Astley's Amphitheater Westminster Bridge
1812
Image Not Available for MR. GRAHAM'S THIRD ASCENT, FROM BATH (ACCOMPANIED BY HIS LADY.)
MR. GRAHAM'S THIRD ASCENT, FROM BATH (ACCOMPANIED BY HIS LADY.)
The London Packet and Chronicle, and Lloyd's Evening Post
29-10-1823 - 31-10-1823
Thomas Leatherbreeches the Somersetshire Grimaldi recieving an answer to his Letter
Thomas Leatherbreeches the Somersetshire Grimaldi recieving an answer to his Letter
William Heath
1829
And smote Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head (The Book of Job, 1821-26).
And smote Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head (The Book of Job, 1821-26).
William Blake
18th or 19th century
'The Friend of the People' & his Petty-New-Tax-Gatherer, paying John Bull a visit / The Bear and His Leader - "what tho' I a Obligated to Dance a bear, a man may be Gentleman for all that, - My Bear ever dances to the Genteelest of Times
'The Friend of the People' & his Petty-New-Tax-Gatherer, paying John Bull a visit / The Bear and His Leader - "what tho' I a Obligated to Dance a bear, a man may be Gentleman for all that, - My Bear ever dances to the Genteelest of Times
James Gillray
1806
Joe and His Tent, Season 1900, Galetta, Ont.
Joe and His Tent, Season 1900, Galetta, Ont.
1900
Image Not Available for The price of victory !---Brave lads who fell in an early morning raid on the German lines.
The price of victory !---Brave lads who fell in an early morning raid on the German lines.
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 143 In the thick of a gas attack; our lads ready for the enemy.
143 In the thick of a gas attack; our lads ready for the enemy.
mid 19th-early 20th Century
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