LAW: DICKENS. In wig + Gown. Old Lithograph.1897

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THIS ORIGINAL ANTIQUE LITHOGRAPH WAS ACTUALLY PRINTED IN 1897 Highly prized & very collectable prints by 'Spy' and other well known artists DICKENS Mr Henry Fielding. 'His father invented Pickwick'. In wig. Gown. Born 1850 - the 5th surviving son of Charles Dickens . Recorder of Deal then Maidstone, Kent. By Spy. (Shown polishing his glasses) INVENTORY: To see my eBay store for more LEGAL items INVENTORY: To see my eBay store for more VANITY FAIR lithos PROVENANCE VANITY FAIR 'a show of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Judges and Men of the Day...' ABOUT VANITY FAIR - Perhaps better known as Spy Cartoons The magazine was Founded & Edited by Thomas Gibson BOWLES.From 1868 to 1914 Vanity Fair caricatures both lampooned and praised eminent Victorian and Edwardian Politicians, Sportsmen, Lawyers, Judges, Royalty and other famous 'Men of the Day' SCARCITY RATING 5 = FAIRLY SCARCE Why not enter your own name in the Store Search box below ? If your interest lies in genealogy, you may find a long lost relative! ABOUT THE ARTIST: 'SPY' The best known of the many famous artists employed by Bowles was Leslie Ward (1851-1922) , who signed his works as Spy, and whose caricatures account for well over half of those featured in Vanity Fair. So famous have these fabulous prints become, that Vanity Fair caricatures today often are referred to and read more