Progress of Intellect - London Going Out of Town

Progress of Intellect - London Going Out of Town

Artist George Cruikshank (British, 1792-1878)

CultureBritish

Daten.d.

Mediumcolor etching

Classificationsprints

Credit LineBurton Emmett Collection

Object number58.1.1730

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Progress of Intellect: the Horses Going to the Dogs

Progress of Intellect: the Horses Going to the Dogs

George Cruikshank

n.d.

“The Age of Intellect,” vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part I

“The Age of Intellect,” vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part I

George Cruikshank

1828

Stirring Up the Great Fire of London, from The Comic Almanack

Stirring Up the Great Fire of London, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1845

Dog Days -- Legislation Going to the Dogs, from The Comic Almanack

Dog Days -- Legislation Going to the Dogs, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1844

Going to St. Paul's, from The Comic Almanack

Going to St. Paul's, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1845

Dog Days -- Legislation Going to the Dogs, from The Comic Almanack

Dog Days -- Legislation Going to the Dogs, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1844

Christian Passing Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, from Pilgrim's Progress

Christian Passing Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, from Pilgrim's Progress

George Cruikshank

1871

The Harlot's Progress, Plate 1: An Innocent Young Girl Just Arriv'd from the Country in a Wagon to An Inn in London . . .

The Harlot's Progress, Plate 1: An Innocent Young Girl Just Arriv'd from the Country in a Wagon to An Inn in London . . .

William Hogarth

1732

“Black Eyed Sue,” the Bold Smuggler, and “Will Watch,” the Look Out Man, vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part II

“Black Eyed Sue,” the Bold Smuggler, and “Will Watch,” the Look Out Man, vignette fragment from Plate 6 of Scraps and Sketches, Part II

George Cruikshank

1829

Economical Humbug of 1816 Or Saving at the Spiggot and Letting Out at the Bung-hole

Economical Humbug of 1816 Or Saving at the Spiggot and Letting Out at the Bung-hole

George Cruikshank

published 1816

"Taking Care of Number One," or a Gentleman Endeavouring to Keep "Number One" Out of St. Paul's Churchyard, from The Comic Almanack

"Taking Care of Number One," or a Gentleman Endeavouring to Keep "Number One" Out of St. Paul's Churchyard, from The Comic Almanack

George Cruikshank

1853

Man Going Out Door, Woman Looking at Him; Illustration

Man Going Out Door, Woman Looking at Him; Illustration

William Meade Prince

1922