Comic strip posters & prints

Such an Unexpected Pleasure! Edward Tennyson Reed

The Scapegrace of the Family, 'St. Stephen's Review Presentation Cartoon', May 15th 1886 Tom Merry

Boy Reading Comics Anonymous

Series 'Actualites', Parisians already taking their precautions to avoid being roasted by the comet Honore Daumier

Lessons in the Vacation Anonymous

Cirio Leonetto Cappiello

The Line of Beauty, cartoon in 'Punch', published December 9 1879 George Du Maurier

Comic Actors in Performance, 1662 English School

General Adoption of the Rolling Skate George du Maurier

Glorious return of the Pride of Westminster and his flunkey. England, 1882 Unknown

Dr Syntax sketching after nature Thomas Rowlandson

Humorous cartoon from the front cover of 'Le Rire', 22nd April 1899 Lucien Metivet

Hint to Near-Sighted Officers Georgina Bowers

Tragedy Spectators Thomas Rowlandson

The Schoolmaster of the Future Joseph Swain

1940s child reading newspaper comics smiling Anonymous

Darn my Mother!, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

Photograph of a shop front Unknown

Inadequate Description Anonymous

May I die if there isn`t Sir George, the charming man George Cruikshank

A Grave Idea Thomas Jones

Some of the Comic Elements in the Grounding of a Troopship Anonymous

Caricature of a French Marquise Lucien Metivet

Ambassadeurs - Paris Tout Nu Carlobali

Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes for men Edward Penfield

Caricature of Henri Brisson Charles Leandre

Italian Comedy Figure Pantalone Anonymous

Vanity Fair: Statesman, No. 118 'Anything to Beat Grant', 1872 Thomas Nast

93! 93! C'est l'épouvantail du jobard, du constitutionel et de l'électeur épicier, 1834 Honoré Daumier

A Scots Lawyer Leslie Matthew Ward

Rob the Grinder, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

Series 'Actualites', the comet, Ah! ma pauv' madame Chaffarou Honore Daumier

A Comic Retrospect of 1873: Coram Street; Adulteration Act; School Board Entirely Free from Party Politics Anonymous

Cartoon from the ship board paper The Comet, troopship 'RMS Caronia' Anonymous

Simon Tappertit, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

The Irish Vampire Joseph Swain