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A NORMAL SCHOOL - For the study of the Graces
Language: English
Published by Thomas McLean, London, 1833
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Add to basketNo Binding. Condition: Very Good. "HB" (John Doyle 1797-1868) (illustrator). A Ducotés lithograph pencil drawing political cartoon on heavy paper published by Thomas Mclean 10th August, 1833, closed tear on left hand margin cartoon not affected, (16 1/2" x 11 3/8""). Depicts Joseph Hume and Henry Warburton dancing to a fiddle played by John Arthur Roebuck all applauded by Henry Broughham, Baron Broughham and Vaux , Lord Chancellor [John Doyle was born in Dublin and moved to London in 1822 where he initially worked as a portrait lithographer. In 1827 Doyle began publishing political prints anonymously. From 1829-1851 Doyle published his well-known Political Sketches series, signing his work with the initials "HB" to hide his identity.] [QP].
