Dive into the world of "Four Hundred Humorous Illustrations," a delightful collection of pictorial wit and humor by the masterful George Cruikshank. This first volume showcases a treasure trove of Cruikshank's signature style, filled with captivating cartoons and caricatures that defined English humor of the era.

Featuring a biographical sketch and portrait of the artist, this book offers a glimpse into the life and work of one of history's most celebrated cartoonists. Explore the art of cartooning through hundreds of examples of Cruikshank's humorous illustrations, a testament to his enduring legacy. Perfect for enthusiasts of art history, particularly those interested in the development of visual humor and the art of caricature.

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